Sentence examples for coloured that from inspiring English sources

I don't remember which one's which, but like, Indian, I think, even came in; I think maybe it was coloured that was also like Indian, or – you know – elsewhere.

I had to understand why, and what to make of these overcooked Victorian paintings, so brightly coloured that they glow in the dark.

Juvenile plumages of both sexes tend to be cryptically coloured (that is, adapted for concealment), as is that of the adult female.

But then I thought that with George W Bush: "How can anyone watch him answering questions and not see what I'm seeing?" But is that just the way my brain is coloured that makes me see that?

While the limited availability of AOD services restricts access to treatment for all South Africans, treatment is relatively more difficult to access for people from Black African and Coloured (that is people of mixed race ancestry who form a unique cultural group) communities disadvantaged during the course of apartheid who remain under-represented in AOD treatment facilities [ 5].

Decorate the struffoli with the hundreds and thousands, extra candied fruits, and anything else that's sickeningly sweet and brightly coloured that takes your fancy.

"The investor view of what they were willing to pay was coloured by that".

Everything is coloured by that strategic mistrust.Peering through this lens, China-watchers detect a shift.

My work is vividly coloured because that's how I see the world.

It is made of interlocking glass cells, a few of which have coloured panes that can be illuminated.

A second class of highly coloured compounds that have distinctive visible absorption are coordination compounds of the transition elements.