Sentence examples for colour writing from inspiring English sources
Because Tsvet worked with coloured substances, he called the method chromatography (from Greek words meaning colour writing).
But to those of her generation in Ireland she was also – to some even more so – the funny, irreverent Irish Times columnist whose highly descriptive take on Irish life transformed the nature of colour writing in newspapers.
Here's some of the invented colour writing: "As Knox realised the enormity of what judge Hellman was saying she sank into her chair sobbing uncontrollably while her family and friends hugged each other in tears.
We would all wish to be permitted such indulgences and they do have a place in a book of this kind, but now and then the onset of what used to be called "colour writing" threatens to obscure Shelton's ostensible subject.
The colour writing should blend in with the colours on the photo, maybe you want it to be rainbow colours.
British men of colour wrote only 0.4% of the young adult books published over the period.
"It is time that black and brown transwomen and drag queens are recognised for their efforts in the riots throughout the nation," creator Pat Cordova-Goff, who describes herself as a "transwoman of colour", writes.
Academic, critic and author I am holidaying in Italy, where I will enjoy returning to Twilight in Italy (IB Tauris £8.99), DH Lawrence's sensuous celebration of southern heat and colour, written as he wandered around the country with Frieda.
It made the pawnbroker's halfway down it shine as if it were really that Mountain of Piety that the French poetic instinct has named it; it made the mean pseudo-French bookshop, next but one to it, a shop packed with dreary indecency, show for a moment a kind of Parisian colour," wrote Chesterton in his entertainment The Ball and the Cross (1909).
The residents painted over their murals in candy colours, writing the Koranic verse "There is no compulsion in religion".
"Art is art and it should not be divided into colours," wrote Bichir.
