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1494 examples of Color in a sentence

So I've been asked to talk a little bit today about my relationship with the Lakota, and that's a very difficult one for me, because, if you haven't noticed from my skin color, I'm white, and that is a huge barrier on a Native reservation.
And by the way, she was also very insistent on being able to change the color, an important feature for this demonstration.
The tricky thing is that these harsh chemicals are really effective at keeping a garment a specific color for a long period of time.
There's countless food options that would allow for us to stain material, but these stains change color over time.
But what could be more personalized, more unique, than clothes that change color over time?
How many of you noticed that every one of those squares changed color?
Even when you know that they're all going to change color, it's very hard to notice.
We don't have any trouble seeing the cube, but where does the color change?
And they're like, "Oh, the design's good, and he's using good color.
Technology that works regardless of your demographics or the color of your skin.
Then we had a color coded template that would allow us to tally their overall score.
This is obviously a color photograph.
This is what they would end up with, which is another color photograph.
And her mammogram showed an area of very dense tissue, but her MBI showed an area of worrisome uptake, which we can also see on a color image.
We use the notion of color.
It's an amazing notion that color could be used.
Then you can drill down and understand how actually we put your level in context, and we use color to illustrate exactly where your value falls.
But again, always using color and personalized proximity to that information.
And the color she loved to wear so much was possibly the only thing that was truly about her, the one thing she had agency over, because like most other women of her generation in India, she'd never been allowed to exist beyond what was dictated by custom and tradition.
But that day, she was going to lose something else as well, the one joy she had: to wear color.
However, from the way she's smiling in it, you just know she's wearing color.
However, only as recently as 2013, the widows of Vrindavan have started to celebrate Holi, the Indian festival of color, which they are prohibited from participating in.
On this one day in March, these women take the traditional colored powder of the festival and color each other.
With every handful of the powder they throw into the air, their white saris slowly start to suffuse with color.
The color washes off the next day, however, for that moment in time, it's their beautiful disruption.
However, if I today, then you tomorrow, maybe even more of us someday, if we embrace our right to look like ourselves, then in the world that's been violently whitewashed, we will become the pinpricks of color pushing through, much like those widows of Vrindavan.
Even the slightest hint of color on the underbelly of a cloud would inform them and help them navigate with the keenest accuracy.
And I framed it with color so you would not confuse it with advertising.
Don't you have color in France?" (Laughter) Or they tell you, "Are these people all dead?"
The sun is for dynamics, for color changes.
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