Sentence examples for strongly colors from inspiring English sources

Third, the researchers have removed him from any context where he would ever actually be playing games, creating an arbitrary situation which strongly colors his response.

The particular attachment style we develop strongly colors the lens through which we view the world.

Indeed, Mr. Brown's first experience with the real city was strongly colored by his cinematic visions.

view of his relationship with Einstein-Maric; was strongly colored by their friendship with her.

Californians' views of the government's investigation into Russian involvement in last year's election strongly colored by partisanship.

As befits a former soldier, his own view of the world and how it should be shaped is strongly colored by geopolitical and strategic considerations.

The term "culture influenced" indicates that these therapies are strongly colored by the philosophical concepts or value systems of the societies in which they were created.

It is hardly surprising that voters' moods and their assessments of the incumbent president are strongly colored by current economic conditions.

Risible as "American Outlaws" is, it's hardly the first western to seem more strongly colored by the preoccupations of the time in which it was made than by those of the time in which it's set.

While the two major national television networks remained more balanced, elections officials said, the media in the provinces, where the hottest battle between Mr. Labastida and Mr. Fox is being waged, strongly colored the news to benefit the PRI candidate.

Of course, people's views of the economy are strongly colored by partisanship: 73percentt of Republicans said that the economy is getting better but only 11percentt of Democrats believed this.