Sentence examples for threatening color from inspiring English sources

"The dark gray was a threatening color," Mr. de la Renta explained.

Black is a very threatening color, using keywords such as deathtouch, lifelink and regeneration to make the opponent think twice before attacking you.

The specifics of this dispute aside, the racial politics of threatening people of color with the cops during an epidemic of racist police violence are beyond ugly.

White nationalists are planning to show up at local polling places on Tuesday to "monitor for voter fraud," which is white supremacist lingo for harassing and threatening voters of color.

There are "people of color" everywhere, threatening to erase this long-understood definition of America.

And like most dystopias, neither fictionalized versions of this city have much to say about the real-world conflicts threatening urban communities of color like police violence and gentrification.

In a society that still views young men of color as threatening, dangerous and suspicious without cause, these self-defense laws in Florida and elsewhere give free rein for anyone to openly kill those that they may not like or those that make them feel uncomfortable because of their own inherent prejudices.

They have also threatened to further color European views of the United States at a time when Mr. Obama has been having trouble asserting a global agenda.

That picks a man to represent us who openly threatens people of color and has been accused of harassment by 19 women?

Christian was a public figure who repeatedly threatened people of color and assaulted a black woman with a bottle of Gatorade at a Trimet station the day before the stabbings.

The dissonance between the American ideal of equal opportunity based on individual merit and the reality of oppressive inequality based on skin color threatened, after World War II, to split America asunder.