Sentence examples for gives a colour from inspiring English sources

The persistence of "frontier justice" into the 1930s in America gives a colour of plausibility to that idea.Yet it is not Mr Kaufmann's view.

Answering the critics ReprintsThis explanation was given a colour of plausibility by earlier tests.

I was given a colour swatch and told, "Rageh, you look good in pastels".

Rather than giving a colour change from yellow to red with the single indicator dye, which is not easily recognised by the naked eye, the addition of the blue dye gives colour changes from green to orange and finally to red (Figs. 2, 3).

The residue was separated by centrifugation at 5000×g for 10 min then washed repeatedly with 80%% ethanol at 50 °C until the washings did not give a colour with anthrone reagent and removed all pigments.

One image was designated as red (814 nm), the second as green (606 nm) and the third as blue (450 nm), and the three images were combined to give a colour image.

Each participant in a FGD was given a colour code in the transcript, to highlight group interaction and facilitate analysis of discussions.

Each male was anaesthetised and marked on the thorax using a paint marker pen and given a colour corresponding to his age class.

On the morning after eclosion, individuals were weighed and given a colour mark to assign them to their family of origin.

If the drug free control gave a colour change within the positive range of the standard color series and the drug containing medium did not yield a colour change even after 12 days of incubation the isolate was considered sensitive to rifampicin.

Nickel with a potash lead glass gives a violet colour, and a brown colour with a soda lime glass.