Sentence examples for fake color from inspiring English sources
Natural or enhanced or fake color?
No matter how bad your skin is, use a tinted moisturizer (like Clinique or Almay) because even if you have lots of skin blemishes, most of your face still does not need coverage and tinted moisturizers are SO easy to match to your skin tone and you will avoid the fake color look...you only need to pick if you are light, medium, or dark usually.
The proper analogy is to the way astronomers use instruments like radiotelescopes to create images with "fake" colors to see things in new ways — or to the original inspiration of Eadweard Muybridge, the 19th-century British photographer who achieved a new understanding of a horse's gait by creating a camera array with electromagnetic shutters set off by tripwires.
General Mills estimates it will take until 2017 to remove the fake colors from the festive marshmallows.
I turned my back on Disneyland's characters and attractions, its loud and fake colors, and I stopped buying annual subscriptions to the park.
While these changes will doubtless please parents, which may in turn boost cereal sales, we wonder: Is cereal without brilliant fake colors – chemicals the FDA has deemed safe for human consumption — really for kids?
The fake coloring book that took over the page appears to marry Snyder's name with that of Leo Strauss, a political philosopher whose 1963 discourse On Tyranny explored the possible paths to tyranny and philosophy's role under such a regime.
Processed goods (anything packaged) are often full of preservatives, artificial sweeteners, and fake coloring (and bad fats and sugars).
Amazon removed the listing for the false coloring book on Wednesday, citing deviation from its guidelines for the fake.
I can't bear admitting to myself that I belong to an enormous cult whose only belief is that our fake hair color is essential to our well-being.
Dr. Glanzer used a different technique in the Rockies: A wood frame supports a 1.5-inch-thick facade of fake stone colored and chemically distressed to give the illusion of age.
