Sentence examples for too coloured from inspiring English sources

It seemed to me too coloured by the narratives of Christian prisoners and blackened by a sort of shadow cast back into history by the emirate of the Taliban.

Don't use a too dark coloured card because you won't be able to see your buttons.

The washcloths have been dyed at two different colour intensities as the initial dark colouration not only appeared too strongly coloured but also consumed significantly larger amounts of dyes relative to the more weakly coloured (and thus more economical) washcloth (Fig. 2).

Justice, unlike tragedy, is too often coloured by society's prejudices.

And if this monochrome universe feels too highly coloured, too powerfully designed, too silent and deserted, then this is consistent with the selective art of memory.

But Indonesian politics is too heavily coloured by consensus, and Jokowi's own governing style is soft-edged.

The story is too highly coloured for its details to be credited; certainly, there is no evidence the minister returned the poet's love.

Shuffle the contents of the pan around with a wooden spoon to make certain that no fragments of onion become too darkly coloured.

"Summer holidays" are the long ones; "summer nights" are also the long ones; "summer sales" are the ones full of horrible clothes that are too brightly coloured, and which you can't wear with a cardigan and tights.

Don't wear too brightly coloured mascara as with black eyelashes.

As Oliver explains, "if it gets coloured too quickly you won't get the gorgeous ooze and melt in the middle".