Sentence examples for printed in blue from inspiring English sources

Subjects are given four random words, two printed in blue and two in red.

The word "red," for instance, might be printed in blue ink.

He had the forms printed in blue, after being advised that the Japanese liked blue documents, as part of his effort to encourage voluntary compliance.

The test is a standard way of measuring mental flexibility and vitality because it takes you longer to identify red as red when it's printed in blue.

By A. C. M. Azoy The New Yorker, October 22, 1932 P. 9 A map of the Antartic region, printed in blue and white is given away free with the National Geographic Magazine.

The task that he developed was simple: participants were given a list of 100 colour words, and had to name out loud the colour in which the word was printed – for instance, if the word "red" was printed in blue, the correct answer was blue.

This version of the Stroop Test consists of two alternate trials using one stimulus card that contains a list of 176 colour words printed in incongruous ink (e.g. the word "blue" printed in yellow ink), and randomly ordered.

Simultaneously uplifting and gaga, "Choose Happiness" percolates with large thought bubbles in Ms. Stoddard's favorite colors, pink and blue (quite literally: the book's text is printed in bright blue and hot pink).

This hazy lakeside image, printed in cool blue tones, alludes openly to Chinese and Japanese painting, while marshaling an awareness of nature's profound, mysterious beauty.

Block numbers are printed in light blue, large enough to read, but not so large that they blur the image as they once did.

I had my name printed in bold blue font, and it hung proudly on the door of an editing room that I led.