Sentence examples for particular colour from inspiring English sources

And why that particular colour?

Now assign a particular colour, or series of colours, to that mood.

The sequence of rolling can change, according to the demands of the particular colour problem.

Then, they were taught to associate the grub with a particular colour.

The good news, said Blair, was that this particular colour change was unlikely to be caused by urine.

Thinking about this particular shade of this particular colour did not stop the tremors, which rumbled on for days.

He told The Guardian: "The leadership cadre still consists of people of a particular colour or background".

Thus, a gas that can be stimulated to emit a particular colour will also preferentially absorb that same colour.

This entrenched the view that a certain proportion of shops ought to be owned by people of a particular colour.

Money on its own has no particular colour; as it flows through different transactions, it changes from white to black to grey.

Joyce had prepared for its critical reception by having a lecture given by Valery Larbaud, who pointed out the Homeric correspondences in it and that "each episode deals with a particular art or science, contains a particular symbol, represents a special organ of the human body, has its particular colour... proper technique, and takes place at a particular time".