Sentence examples for less colour from inspiring English sources

Despite the flavour compounds being absolutely identical, every student said the coloured peas tasted fresher, or "the pea with less colour tastes less strong".

After app. 1 year exposure, the coloured lime paint sealed by water-borne siloxane-wax dispersion shows less colour change.

You see less colour; everything blurs into the yellow-grey of the cell walls".

Compared to dry and dry wet attritor milling, wet process emerged as the preferred option as it caused less colour change and facilitated easy handling.

With less colour, the StB files noted that officials ordered Koecher to appear on Czech TV and publicly discredit the work of the CIA in the developing world.

Leucism and piebald colorations occur sporadically in the wild, as they usually reduce the individuals' selective fitness providing less colour protection from predators (Woolf 1991).

"So-called character actors usually have supporting roles, which means that you have less colours on the palette to paint a three-dimensional character.

Small particles are reported to have less colouring power and to be more sensitive to chemical interaction [35], and to dissolve in organic binding media [111].

In the case of the Helmholtz-Kohlrausch (HK) effect, more saturated (purer) colours appear brighter than less saturated colours at equiluminance, as do red and blue colours compared to yellow and green colours.

It was also not colourfast, and had a far less intense colour.

What matters is less Jules' colour than her air of quiet authority which confirms my view that this is a play about female empowerment.