Sentence examples for less coloured from inspiring English sources

The less coloured sites are situated at the furthest distance from obstacles.

The view is quite glorious from the top of the Worcestershire Beacon: 360 degrees of the coloured counties of England fading into the distant mountains of greyer and less coloured Wales.

In other words, older and more densely coloured lenses will, predictably, benefit more from the laser treatment than younger and less coloured lenses.

The breast meat was lighter (greater L*) and less coloured (lower a* and b*), and exhibited more drip loss in F than in L birds.

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.

Their plumage is generally less colourful than that of other parrots, being mainly white, grey or black and often with coloured features in the crest, cheeks or tail.

A brightly coloured male satin bowerbird (Ptilonorhynchus newtoniana) stands in front of his bower, while a less colourful female watches him.

They did, however, compromise and agree that the tops become less intensely coloured.

The family is also noted for the sometimes considerable differences between the sexes, the female often being larger and less brightly coloured.

Goerne's occluded English was offset by the vehemence and emotional largesse of his vocalism, which contrasted with Bostridge's more internalised, less vividly coloured approach.