Sentence examples for gives colour from inspiring English sources

Chaplin's horror of automation gives colour to his argument, and the "machine men with machine minds and machine hearts" speech from The Great Dictator (1940) opens the book.

Such relatively isolated pockets as the glens of the northeast coast and Kilkeel on the southeast coast retain a local consciousness that gives colour and interest to the human geography of Northern Ireland.

Fizz: Ravelli Prosecco Raboso Spumante, Veneto (£7.69, 11%, Tesco) The addition of a 49% red Raboso to white Prosecco gives colour as well as a raspberryish undertone to this enjoyable, well-priced Italian fizz.

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).

It gives colour either due to the pigments contained within it or through its three-dimensional structure.

Plants produce flavonoids as secondary metabolites for protection against micro organisms, U.V.light, spread of disease and gives colour to flowers.

This was given colour by the fact that O'Shea was a follower of Joseph Chamberlain.

Saturation (or intensity) refers to the proportion of hue in a given colour in relation to a neutral, achromatic point.

Parsley Useful for giving colour – and herby flavour – to almost anything (it's also rich in iron).

In winter numerous trees give colour and structure, among them Prunus serrula, which Massey jet-washes so the bark gleams.

A given colour stimulates all three types of receptors with varying effectiveness, and the pattern of these responses determines the colour perceived.