Sentence examples for look orange from inspiring English sources

Cartoons mean never having to say "Does this cover-up make me look orange?," since everybody's already yellow.

The campaign has not hit red yet, although, for the Democrats, the whole world has begun to look orange with dark tints.

Either we look shiny white (like junkies) or, if we've been in the sun in the park beforehand, we look orange (like George Hamilton if he'd been Ronsealed).

The claim, here, is that what it is like to for something to look red is more similar to what it is like for something to look orange than it is to what it is like for something to look blue.

"But if I do look orange, it's okay".

11 52 AM: Do other people think my legs look orange?

Along the way, he embellished the clown's distinctive look: orange-tufted hair, a bulbous nose and an outlandish red, white and blue costume.

It looked orange.

So they compromised over a color that looked orange".

To others, they looked orange — a fireball that nearly reached the top of a nearby traffic light.

An orange looks orange to our eye because it absorbs all other wavelengths of visible light and reflects orange light back.