Sentence examples for relationship coloured from inspiring English sources

Esma's Secret £14.99, Dogwoof Harrowing Bosnian drama on a mother-daughter relationship coloured by the recent war.

Your relationship with them will be coloured over and over again, every time you play.

"Memories of Kerouac from the 1960s are always coloured by his dangerous relationship with alcohol.

Like everything else in Taiwan, the art collection is coloured by the tense relationship with China.

We first find them as archaeologists at an arc-lit dig, where the narrative of the history they literally uncover is coloured by their own relationship.

Jones was a surprise appointee to the Air Force's top role, and his achievements in the position were coloured by a divisive relationship during World War II with his nominal subordinate, the head of RAAF Command, Air Vice-Marshal William Bostock.

We then determined the proportion of the carapace that was coloured and examined its relationship with carapace size and sex using a generalised linear model.

As the book goes on, the narrative is increasingly coloured by his own psychological relationship with the object.

At first disgusted, Claire finds herself supporting, then positively encouraging David's big secret, and in the process their relationship drifts into dangerously uncharted territory, all coloured by the ghostly memory of Laura.

During that first Test, an incident occurred, coloured by Miller's wartime service, that soured his relationship with Bradman and his feelings towards Test cricket.

In all panels, the lower images show GFP falsely coloured yellow superimposed on DIC images of cells to indicate the relationship between puncta and the cell periphery.