How To Use Colour-blind In A Sentence
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Can we preserve nuance, detail and polychromy in our accounts of ourselves – as complex selves in a complex society – without being coerced into subscription towards one group identity or another by colour-blind demagogues?
A true democracy demands constant revitalisation of the spirit of openness, generosity and liberality of opinion
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Also, I'm colour-blind, which got us in a lot of trouble.
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Capitalism is colour-blind and gender-blind, and does not discriminate based on religious belief or sexual orientation.
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A degree of short-term separateness and colour-consciousness is needed to achieve the long-term goal of an integrated and colour-blind society.
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We should become a colour-blind society.
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What exactly is colour-blindness and how do you find out if you have it?
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All of the people in this documentary are strong: not only are they African-Canadians living in a society that likes to pretend it is colour-blind, they are gay and they dress up as women for a living.
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The number of colour-blind artists in the history of art is probably larger than usually assumed, bur it is not possible to demonstrate daltonism simply by looking at an artist's pictures.
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Bulls are colour-blind, so it is yet another myth that they are enraged by red shades; they react only to the fervent cape-waving.
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Native students can be helped through a colour-blind policy that takes into account the problems they are most likely to face.
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This girl of twenty had developed into a supreme instance of the "unmoral" woman, the conscienceless egoist, morally colour-blind, vain, lewd, the intelligence quick and alert but having no influence whatever on conduct.
A Book of Remarkable Criminals
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Nocturnal species can discriminate flowers at starlight intensities when humans and honeybees are colour-blind.
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I mean, a colour-blind person doesn't know that he's missing a few shades unless he does the tests.
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That charge could make sense on the assumption that the “colour-blindness” of the programmes advocated is merely pretextual.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Canadian University Restricting Graphic Posters That Compare Abortion to Genocide
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‘He may be colour-blind,’ my doctor thought out loud.
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And sound was perhaps a more important component of that image than vision, colour-blind and short-sighted as he was.
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He's colour-blind and can't distinguish between red and green easily.
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Hence the existing members of the Society of Friends are a race who probably contained in the first instance an unduly large proportion of colour-blind men, and from whose descendants many of those who were not born colour blind have year by year been drafted away.
Inquiries into Human Faculty and Its Development
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Yes, Archer oversimplifies - the UK was certainly no colour-blind utopia before the Race Relations Acts came in - buthe clearly states that there's a lot to admire in multiculturalism.
John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting...
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People who are colour-blind usually get red and green mixed up.
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a victim of daltonism -- in other words, colour-blind!
In the Heart of the Vosges And Other Sketches by a "Devious Traveller"
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The result mainly looks like traditional costuming plus colour-blind casting.
Times, Sunday Times
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He wanted to be a fighter pilot but failed the medical because the man with the bluest eyes in cinema is colour-blind.
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Now you have to understand, my dad not only waited till the last minute to make me a costume, but was also acutely colour-blind, with the worst creative sense I've ever seen.
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The suits are distinguished only by colour, so the cards may be difficult for colour-blind players to use.
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A doctor of my acquaintance did not realise that he was colour-blind until he attempted to fail aircraft pilots in the RAF on colour vision tests.
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Those who operate the rules are not racist, for they merely follow procedures in a colour-blind way.
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People who are colour-blind usually get red and green mixed up.
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The two colours of the discs were green and red - Adam is partially colour-blind, and guess which two colours he can't tell the difference between?
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He's colour-blind and can't distinguish between red and green easily.
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Anyone who's dealing with one or other form of colour-blindness could be dealing with all manner of disordering in that system.
Creative Control - Part 5
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He's colour-blind and can't distinguish between red and green easily.
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He's colour-blind and can't distinguish between red and green easily.
