Sentence examples for those coloured from inspiring English sources

Those coloured in yellow lack both FeMoco ligands.

A comparison of variability in ornamental and non-ornamental colours in six bird species confirmed (a) that those coloured patches that are sexually selected or act as indicators of quality show increased chromatic variability.

You just need some bugger to slide those coloured slidey things about.

'When they saw us in navy uniforms they used to say, "Goddam, look at those coloured limeys".

It's all there – he's wearing dentures and a bald cap, and those coloured contact lenses look like they're doing his eyes a genuine mischief.

Juveniles are smaller, and their plumage is similar to that of the adults, with pale white to light gray feathers in place of those coloured orange and yellow.

In their quite separate ways, they coloured those last hours with a hard and beautiful commitment.

Those abilities have coloured my whole life since, and they'll stay with me always.

They are like all of us: unable to prevail against our arch-enemy Life!"This wry arch-enemy LifeaThisude persisted through 21 more graphic novels (Mr Eisner's phrase caught on) and coloured those of many of his successors, too.

In his day job, Lynch is a successful Irish actor, and Torn Water's most affecting episodes are those most obviously coloured by lived experience - James's first steps on the stage, a portrait of a football-crazy teacher, the first drunken fumblings at a teenage party.

By turns lugubrious and histrionic, this film is a little like Charles Sturridge's version of A Handful of Dust, Neil Jordan's The End of the Affair, with something of Iain Softley's The Wings of the Dove in its metropolitan setting - but without the gaiety and exoticism and mystery that coloured those pictures.