Sentence examples for different skin colour from inspiring English sources

You're also a monkey," who was a different skin colour to him.

"I thought, because I'm a different skin colour, people might say things to me – racist things.

That's what racists say about anybody with a different skin colour or an alien headdress: "They stink".

He also started berating another person of a different skin colour, all the while getting more animated and shouting louder.

Every non-white person I know admits the world seems easier if you're white, but no one would pick a different skin colour.

But that's the point: Bloom's catch-all slur reduced all the developing countries to which Britain gives aid to one demonised, unworthy mass with a different skin colour from white Britons such as Bloom.

"There needs to be much more diversity in advertising – different skin colours, body shapes, sizes and ages.

It's going to be produced from recycled materials by Straight plc and will be in three different skin colours, with a handily placed tap included.

She did so, using two newt species with different skin colours, and her experiments confirmed that Spemann's organiser could induce the formation of a second body axis and nervous system upon transplantation – effectively creating conjoined twin tadpoles.

The specialist nurses showed me an album of real life patients – unappealing surgical photographs of strangely shaped breasts made of a patchwork of different skin colours, with unnatural looking nipples.

"During our work with young people in schools throughout England, we discuss appropriate language to use when describing people of different skin colours and backgrounds and explain why the term 'coloured' is no longer the best way to describe someone".