Sentence examples for poor color from inspiring English sources

But with poor color quality and unsteady images that induced nausea, 3-D didn't take off.

Maxwell had visited Strong on his sickbed: "Except for his poor color he was his usual self.

She recalls Lord Hodgson phoning to apologize for "the poor color of the foliage this year" and hoping "to do better for you next fall".

Thinking that this might be the toll taken by the strain of war, she asked his wife about it and discovered that his poor color and skin tone were due to recent weight loss.

At Macy's, where a black tank suit with turquoise piping caught my eye (Nautica; $60), Nina pronounced, "All bathing suits fall into one of these categories: floral, animal print, poor color choice, middle-aged, or Grandma's curtains if you're on mushrooms.

Therefore, patterns directly printed with pigment inks have poor color yields and bleed easily.

Such things as cracked bisque, over-colored complexions, poor coloring, fading, marks, broken parts, kiln dust, etc. can be signs of damage or tampering to cover damage and this will generally decrease the doll's value.

Poor color-bleach rates observed for the films annealed at 250 and 500 °C are attributed to pore shrinkage, high density and crystallinity.

Collins sent the sapphires to Tiffany's in New York City, and to Amsterdam for evaluation; however, those sapphires were of poor coloring and low overall quality, garnering little notice and giving Montana sapphires a poor reputation.

Try to sew your own clothes instead of buying them, lots of bought cosplay costumes have a very bad fabric choice or poor colors, and aren't very detailed.

Until recently, the paper was using presses that were older, with poorer color reproduction than its rival tabloid, The New York Post, whose printing plant in the Bronx opened in 2001.