Sentence examples for kind of colour from inspiring English sources

That kind of colour blindness results in yet another blues revival that almost exclusively ignores and marginalises black artists.

The same kind of colour control with filters is again possible, but the colour effect of the subtractive filters or of the additive filter exposures is reversed.

My lasting impression was of the kind of colour I've come to associate with migraines, a dull brightness that makes everything look like old sweet wrappers.

In full daylight it looks a rather fetching neutral, the kind of colour that wouldn't raise a flicker of an eyebrow.

In the mid-60s, Richter started making paintings which reproduced the kind of colour sample charts that can be picked up in any hardware shop.

To be honest, apart from their accents and Darren's shakiness, they're all very much of the muchness – blokes, same kind of age, same kind of colour, same kind of build (a chef's), same kind of dreams.

If you're really girly, choose the kitty top, choose a pastel-kind-of-colour and make the bones the same colour as the background.

It is unsurprising, then, that he might want to draw upon the kind of "colour-blind" ideas that let white people get away with ignoring what happens to others.

Is a step away from any kind of colouring in.

He brought so much to it – all kind of colours and tones and textures.

The queen likes a palatte of edible shades – the kind of colours usually reserved for foodstuffs – and, it turns out, so does Angelina Jolie.