Sentence examples for relationship colored from inspiring English sources

Europe and Israel have a complex relationship colored by the memory of the Holocaust.

Her most recent novel, "Red Hook Road," begins with a car crash that kills a bride and groom on their wedding day; "Love and Other Impossible Pursuits" depicts a lawyer's struggle with the death of her child to SIDS; "Daughter's Keeper" explores a mother-daughter relationship colored by the daughter's involvement in drug trafficking.

This is meant explain how to begin your own personal relationship to color.

To summarize, we sought here to examine long-term memory and its relationship to color constancy; that is, how long-term memory for color relates to perception of color, and how memory is affected by changes in context between encoding and retrieval.

A healthy relationship will color your world no matter how old you are, so don't rush into things, or else you might end up forcing the wrong person into the girlfriend role, which will cause pain for everyone involved.

Although commentary on the Chinese-American trade relationship is often colored by suspicion and xenophobia, virtually no one in Massachusetts publicly opposed the arrival of C.R.R.C., a state-owned enterprise controlled by Beijing.

The pixels of an area of color are used to obtain the proportionate relationship between different colored areas in a given solid visual angle.

The first is that Tom begrudgingly takes a meeting, and the relationship is poorly colored by these shaky beginnings.

Their own relationships will be colored by that attachment breach".

Luz et al. propose a method based on Markov Random Field (MRF) which is used to represent the relationship between color depleted and color image to enhances the color of the image for the application of underwater image [36].

She held it in check very well, though I do think it may have colored our relationship.