Sentence examples for useful colour from inspiring English sources

Last year, when I was attending the Chilcot inquiry into the Iraq war, which was being held only a couple of hundred yards away, I used one of the breaks in the rather bloodless hearings to walk over to Haw's encampment and remind myself of the horrors and furious opposition the war had generated – and maybe get a bit of useful colour.

The text is also supplemented by useful colour boxes, some giving key points that make quick reference straightforward.

Hence, the useful multi-colour FISH approach for the analysis of progression from BE to EAC in brush cytology sends further light on EAC's prognosis (Brankley et al, 2012; Yao et al, 2008).

It's about making something useful: amazing new colour screens, for one thing – Sony's new Triluminos sets use tubes of quantum dots teamed with blue LEDs to deliver richer, brighter colours.

Parsley Useful for giving colour – and herby flavour – to almost anything (it's also rich in iron).

Even a walk in the park produces a useful dash of colour, as I see a group of police with shotguns, truncheons and riot gear at the ready lolling in the afternoon sun.But the single most helpful conversation is over dinner with a friend, Heidi Holland, who is writing a biography of Mr Mugabe.

SDOCT imaging is a useful adjunct to colour fundus photography in screening for referable diabetic maculopathy in our screening population.

This is useful, since bright colours, bagginess and distracting, oversized logos particularly suit fat men – perhaps because we look our best when our chubbiness puts people in mind of puppy fat, rather than morbid obesity.

It was a wonderfully arcane and super useful craft: the colours, the smell, the typewriter type bitten into the stencil.

The realized device has been tested in order to evaluate its ability to provide useful information on colours, surface opacity and profile of the detected objects.

At each end of the entire range were areas useful for their individual colour, and the instruments of smaller and larger sizes intensified those colour effects.