Sentence examples for obscure colored from inspiring English sources

Neel's paintings chart how a nice, middle-class white girl such as herself, reared in Colwyn, Pennsylvania, at the beginning of the last century, came to New York and almost immediately identified with the city's poor, obscure, colored, and bohemian worlds.

Fruit: ovoid, generally dark colored, often spotted, with 10 obscure vertical lines.

If daybreak on Thursday brings fog, 48 specialized vehicles will cough out streams of air to chase away any miasma that could obscure the colored streams released by 150 fighter jets.

When she helped to reinstall the gallery of early 20th-century Mexican art, for example, Ms. Temkin's deputy Leah Dickerman included a relatively obscure, delicately colored landscape by Juan O'Gorman, "The Sand Mines of Tetelpa" (1942), among works by artists like Frida Kahlo.

Ms. Foster knows she couldn't make a living selling oddly colored, obscure vegetables without a ready-made local clientele.

When I was growing up, scavenger hunts usually entailed frantically rushing from neighbor to neighbor asking for obscure items like colored Q-tips and, as a pre-teen, embarrassing feminine products, but apparently that is a thing of the past.

There, photographs by Michele Abeles (who, like Mr. Nurre, appeared in "Greater New York" at MoMA P.S. 1) offer teasingly fragmentary views of a hirsute male body, obscured by props and colored filters.

As with compound C A of the Kazius data set the full set normalization does not yield a useful coloring for Clavatadine A. The whole compound is colored reddish, which obscures the slight differences in coloring that are visible with the single molecule normalization.

It starts with a "V" but the rest is obscured by neon-colored cardboard.

They remove their shoes for class, learn obscure handshakes and wear patented colored sashes in dozens of different variations that signify rank in the organization.

If you have decided to go edible, choose a variety that won't be so darkly colored as to obscure the model organelles you place inside.