Sentence examples for eye-catching color from inspiring English sources

Instead of white, people wore eye-catching color: sequins, bodysuits, flashy headpieces.

Hence the pressure to frame design features — like an eye-catching color or a pleasing plaid — as trademarks.

And while the students called for yellow, there have been other suggestions, including a more eye-catching color -- safety orange, perhaps, or pink, more graphically suggesting a fresh wound or injury.

From Katie Couric of the "Today" show and John Lithgow of "Third Rock From the Sun" come storybooks, complete with recognizable child characters, easy-to-follow plots and eye-catching color illustrations -- both told in rhyme.

Choosing an eye-catching color theme can transform your basic kitchen into polished perfection.

If basics aren't really your style, pick an eye-catching color like red and work around it.

Be original and go to "ordinary" stores and look for eye-catching colors and styles.

This season, coats are making a statement, in eye-catching colors, patterns, cuts and fabrics.

But the best reason to get Skullcandy headsets are their streamlined design and eye-catching colors, offering more style than their bulkier rivals.

Both personae represent a highly artificed femininity, celebrating black beauty by accentuating lips, hair, and breasts with enamels and powders, eye-catching colors, and seductive textures.

There are of course other kid-focused GPS tracking devices on the market (they're often actually referred to as digital 'leashes'.) But the folks at HereO say that their offering is specially designed with a small form factor and eye-catching colors so that it might be something that kids might actually enjoy wearing.