Sentence examples similar to introduction of colored from inspiring English sources
As avant-garde gestures go, the introduction of bubbles into colored glass may not sound very radical, but seeing is believing.
It is clear that the introduction of brighter color made possible what might be called portable mosaics, objects whose colored images and rich patterns radiate joy, order and reverence as surely as anything at Ravenna.
Hearst and Pulitzer reached new heights with their ceaseless innovation, transforming dull gray walls of type through bold headlines, halftone photographs, thick Sunday editions and the introduction of rival cartoon characters, colored yellow and known as the Yellow Kids — hence the epithet yellow journalism.
When the Boston abolitionist William Cooper Nell published "The Colored Patriots of the American Revolution," in 1855, Harriet Beecher Stowe supplied an introduction: The colored race have been generally considered by their enemies, and sometimes even by their friends, as deficient in energy and courage.
She has a collection of colored bras.
Inside were pieces of colored chalk.
c The image of colored objects.
This makes the study of colored cosmetics challenging and fascinating.
Consequently, they fail to characterize hands of colored people, or hands wearing colored gloves.
The ratio of colored boxes varied across trials.
Cut two ears out of colored paper.
