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307 examples of Colour in a sentence

I am certain the violin masters' heart was breaking as he applied the colour.
Perhaps colour makes the difference.
Don't expect too much and you may find yourself moved by its colour, pageantry, charm and message of the value of peace and fullfillment over war and ambition.
I felt sad for the white chick (grilfriend), not because of her colour, but as a women I could relate, when you think you know somebody but and realising that you don't and in such a matter is just so painful....., but on another hand....there was that element for me, of our black brothers going for white chicks... when they are loaded....even though in this movie that wasn't what brought them together.... interesting story indeed...
The script has to carry the intent otherwise in-spite of its colour, song and music it will fail.
The cinematography and the colour process of this movie are outstanding.
Without light, there is no colour, no photosynthesis...no oxygen.
The bargain-basement 3-D effects (a surprise considering CGI-fiend Andrew Lau's involvement) simply don't work on a DVD viewing (and providing only one pair of glasses is pretty cheap!) due to the poor colour balance.
Great, the BBC might beef this up with some good effects, a colour version to last and interest others in Nigel Kneale's much underrated genius.
I watched it in black and white cause the colour would not appear on my DVD player.
This is an excellent fifties noir, made in colour, and Ginger Rogers's outfits are something else, and those hats!
It's also in colour, which is another rarity from this director.
Although is short and barely commercial, is a gem, a masterpiece of colour, rythm, music and words.
dimitri is Greek but has a British accent, lennie is initially portrayed as telling off colour type bad jokes - which is totally inaccurate, olympia was short/small/brunette and small chested.
But not even Billy Bob Thornton can add colour to this drab movie, mostly because he isn't given more than a few words to say.
A little overacted at times, but otherwise like an exotic episode of the Twilight Zone, shot in glorious colour.
The costumes, sets and colour are first rate, as is Max Steiner's stately score.
Let's compare with the selection in that book, a french edition called "The Colour out of Space".
The quality isn't good; it's grainy, the colour is insipid and the sound is very low.
Like that film, it was also made in colour (the first three were in black and white), but the end product shares very little else in common with any of it's four predecessors.
Although this film earned a 'G' rating by the MPAA in 1970, it does contain a bit of off colour language that'll probably go over the heads of most folk
I like to have a bit of fun and colour in my life, I appreciate good singing (being trained myself) and I see no reason why I should drag my kids into Victorian times when it can travel towards us!
At this early stage in their development, the Merrie Melodies series of cartoons were an attempt to rival the prestige colour cartoons of Walt Disney, often by emulating them.
The colour scheme, of many Yimou films remains, his use of colour is deeply moving as it becomes sublime and almost 'old school'.
Personally I see the colour red as an exciting colour, it conveys to me a sense of a past in which I did not belong to, how I did not exist.
Even the colour they used for outer space was wrong.
Maybe it's the colour - his leading ladies always seem to wear red.
The original Scooby Doo cartoons were silly and predictable but had a certain charm and colour which has endeared them to a generation of kids.
The Curse (1987) was a film that was loosely based upon the short story "The Colour from Outer Space".
The cinematography is some of the most beautiful and evocative I've seen, with wonderful use of colour, light and design.
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