Sentence examples for distinctive colouring from inspiring English sources

The effect of painting directly on biscuit was to produce a soft and distinctive colouring that is extremely attractive.

The bold and distinctive colouring of the turkey fish is clearly a warning, for, unlike most scorpaenids, it does not hide.

"We will now achieve the distinctive colouring and flavour of Newcastle Brown Ale, that our consumers enjoy, by using roasted malts instead".

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Colour your drawing in – their distinctive colouring is what makes Siamese cats so recognizable!

The Appaloosa has several distinctive colour patterns and all of the regular coat colours.

Due to its distinctive colour the Rockefeller emerald is believed to originate from Colombia.

Unfortunately for the architect, that distinctive colour turned out to be copper.

The distinctive colour patterns of certain species warn predators of their foul taste.

The simple design, the distinctive colour add up to make this a national icon.

This distinctive colour results from the oscillations of its loosely bound outer (valence) electrons.