Sentence examples for obvious colours from inspiring English sources

Where those songs painted their sadness in fairly obvious colours, the Anti closer is more like a pained shrug than a dramatic denouement.

If you are really self conscious about your curves, try to avoid bright, bold, obvious colours.

My new show, Diary of a Dating Addict, is all about a strong, independent woman, so the obvious colour choice was red.

More than 0.1 μmol/L of DNA led to an obvious colour change, which was observed by naked eyes after dotting test solutions onto a thin layer chromatography (TLC) plate.

"Red is an obvious colour because [it is a symbol of good luck in China], but you'd expect an American or an American-based designer for an occasion like this.

Black is the obvious colour choice, but don't dismiss grey. Louis Vuitton presented stunning pieces in steely tones which, if styled with lashings of silver jewellery, would strike that desirably edgy tone.

Applications of BRRFC in numerous municipal maintenance works showed that rehabilitated manhole areas were still intact and no obvious colour difference between the new and old pavement concrete after several years of service, achieving significant social and economic benefits for sustainability.

So black and white was always going to be a major part of the film, because of darkness and light, and then pink became a very obvious colour, because it's the colour of ballet.

Apart from the obvious colour link, a canary may seem an odd choice; however, many English football clubs have adopted small birds as emblems that symbolise agility and deftness around the field.

The ROFT was positive in 10/13 (77%) dogs of group 3, with an obvious colour change in seven dogs and a mild colour change in 3 dogs.

These NPs, however, cause only low interference with screening assays because they do not show obvious colour or tendency for precipitation.