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Meanings of coloured by in English

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Usage of coloured by in English
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The mood inside the Ireland camp is coloured by frustration and disappointment.
The Irish Times
2
They were much coloured by recent inspiring German and American sex psychology.
Captivity
3
But insensibly his everyday reflections began to be coloured by her presence.
The Half-Hearted
4
This morning Anne's courtesy was coloured by some emotion that defied analysis.
The Helpmate
5
My early sexual experiences were coloured by the non-standard nature of it.
The Guardian
6
Today my life is a journey through days coloured by unreality.
The eye of the leopard
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Or was it just that his memory had become coloured by subsequent events?
The buried giant
8
In 2016, the event was coloured by protest at the Trans Pacific Partnership.
Radio NZ
9
The water lay like a lake before us still coloured by the sunset.
Three More John Silence Stories
10
The greatest sporting rivalries are broad canvases coloured by loss, pain and redemption.
The Guardian
11
His thoughts, coloured by the scene, were of the saddest and dreariest complexion.
Old Saint Paul's: A Tale of the Plague and the Fire
12
All his life was coloured by the existence of this infant.
The Lovels of Arden
13
His voice was no longer coloured by fear, but by anger.
The Food of the Gods and How It Came to Earth
14
Large Paper Edition, with Twelve Drawings by JACK B. YEATS, coloured by hand.
Ireland and the Home Rule Movement
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However critics argue that it is coloured by US interests.
The Guardian
16
Our discourse is no longer dominated nor coloured by scandal.
The South African
This collocation consists of:
Coloured by through the time
Coloured by across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common