Sentence examples for will colour from inspiring English sources

That judgment and perception will colour how people regard promises for the future.

Synthetic dyes will colour them evenly whereas natural ones tend to show variance.

The 2004 presidential election in America will colour trade politics; protectionist rhetoric already pervades the halls of Congress.

Besides, the very language used (no matter how neutral a description is attempted) will colour the account.

It remains to be seen whether the same spirit of collaboration will colour negotiations between the UK and the EU.

It was Brown's serendipity that the economic crisis that will colour his entire premiership played to his strengths.

Dulux will colour-mix their hard-wearing floor paint, which is resistant to scuffs and repeated washing, to any shade you want.

He'll colour you the shade of raw meat.

But he does not agree that Parsons' politics will necessarily colour his work.

This being America, legal wrangling will also colour Katrina's long-term consequences.

But they will likely colour crucial second-round ballots in both Baftas and Oscars.