Sentence examples for deeply colored from inspiring English sources

Whether the law judges Trayvon Martin's behavior to be reasonable is also deeply colored by race.

A large-flowered form of D. genkwa improves on the original with blossoms that are twice as large and more deeply colored.

The world's perception of today's tragedy in Yugoslavia has been deeply colored by a book that one of West's friends characterized as "not so much a book about Yugoslavia as a book about Rebecca West".

In novels like "Divided Heaven," "The Quest for Christa T.," "Cassandra" and "A Model Childhood," she wrote about characters, largely women, whose daily lives were deeply colored by the political systems that governed them.

Yes, we have come a long way in my lifetime, but misogyny has left its scars, and my experiences in life as a woman, mother and lawyer are deeply colored by events subtle and not so subtle.

The sense of rage is deeply colored by religious feelings that were aroused by the visit of Ariel Sharon, a right-wing Israeli leader, to the plaza in the Old City of Jerusalem that contains Al Aksa Mosque and the Dome of the Rock, two of the most revered sites in Islam.

The visual comparison that sometimes comes to mind is that of medical documentaries, the kind that show deeply color-saturated shots taken by a probe camera navigating within the human body.

It makes a salmon that is beautifully colored, deeply flavored and almost buttery in texture — and that's as good served cold as it is right out of the oven.

The restaurant's whitewashed beach shack décor provides a crisp backdrop for the display of deeply suntanned skin, vividly colored pareos and important jewelry.

And unlike emeralds, which are sometimes characterized as sleepy and which are by nature delicate, Tsavorite is a tough stone, colored so deeply that it can sometimes seem faked.

Even in those states colored more deeply as either red or blue, the dining-crowd metaphor can be clarifying.