Sentence examples for question of colour from inspiring English sources

All of us can be guilty of enacting a situation – it's not a question of colour.

Given our friendship and his complex relationship with colour, I am honoured that this image currently hangs alongside two of his works – one taken in New York, the other in Tennessee – in a London exhibition devoted to his photography called A Question of Colour.

Alternatively, it could be a question of colour.

You say to us that you are against Femen, but we are here for you and for all of us, as women are the modern slaves and it's never a question of colour of skin...

The question of whether colour affects the subjective estimation of time and warmth is also discussed with reference to experimental work.

But Kevin Maguire, political editor of the Labour-supporting Daily Mirror, was among journalists to question the choice of colour.

It may be a couple of years since the offence vexed administrators enough for a World Cup semi-final to be blighted by a red card, but Jérôme Garcès's decision to send the Samoan to the sin-bin showed how match officials have been content again to leave the question of the true colour to the citing commissioner.

He recalls a recent panel discussion that also featured Roxane Gay, the American writer of Haitian descent, in which the conversation turned to the kind of questions asked of writers of colour, "especially when we write about violence or atrocity, negative things, things bad that happen, the assumption is either it happened to us, or we know somebody personally who it happened to.

We've had protests, finances, and politics all at the forefront on Twitter, and here are the eight biggest:  1) #TheDress Eight months after the dress went viral, the definitive answer on what colour it is https://t.co/iKddL6EI67 February saw the Internet question the colour of that dress.

Sarah responded appropriately with her token for red if asked the question "What colour of apple?" both when an actual red apple was shown as part of the question and when only the token for an apple (which happened to be a blue triangle) was presented.

"It's no question, myself being a man of colour.