Sentence examples for sometimes color from inspiring English sources

Their outfits are sometimes color coordinated with the surrounding sky or a rose garden.

"When people are shopping, sometimes color can distract them from the architecture or the lines of the space," she said.

Instead, as one might expect, he writes as a passionate citizen, with particular views that sometimes color his annotations.

To be sure, not just marital arrangements but business relations are sometimes colored by caste.

He was an "all-around man," writing as well as drawing, even lettering and sometimes coloring his own material.

The nicest way to put it is that it sometimes colors how they go about their lives".

We have done pretty well, but the column was absolutely right that the relationships we had with our parents have sometimes colored our views during the settlement process.

From there, he very often covers these purposefully overprinted and garbled statements with encaustic, a clear wax that he sometimes colors with various pigments.

Those are filtered so you've eliminated the types of stains you see in film — brown stains and orange stains and sometimes colors that are introduced by post-processing treatments.

Yet paradoxically, given the Nighthawks' concern for authenticity, their music is in practice entirely free from the eat-your-vegetables quality that sometimes colors the Lincoln Center band's efforts.

Further, reporting and opinions are sometimes colored by the ethical debate on the use of embryonic versus adult stem cells.