Sentence examples for colour making from inspiring English sources

From the side it doesn't quickly shed contrast and colour (making it a good choice for family living rooms).

I love dishes that feature the various shades of a single colour, making you stop to check what's in there.

The uppermost zone has a characteristic dark colour, making for a striking profile and giving clear evidence of the decomposition of grass roots and of the wet-dry cycles over millennia that are essential to the formation of these soils.

Next, a green filing cabinet (Erik drawer unit, £49, Ikea) to provide additional storage for her DVD collection: it's also the right size for the TV and brings a splash of colour, making the apartment look less utilitarian.

Over time, however, the paint still goes solid and/or your wall changes colour, making it no use for touching up, anyway, so the best advice on storing tins of paint is: don't.

Thirty-nine per cent of the 35-44 agroupoup have had sex with someone of a different colour, making them the age group most likely to have done so.

Colour makes them too real and accessible.

I felt like my skin colour made our life difficult.

"Colour makes no difference," he says, "All Muslims are the same.

Seeing life in colour makes it more truthful, equal and naturally balanced, less black and white.

If colour made his essay stand out then, the effect is even more striking today.