Exempel på colour-blind

• His ambition to be an astronaut was dashed by being mildly colour-blind.

• I have learned this week that hamsters are colour-blind.

• A colour-blind traffic-light installer is suing the County because it fired him for being unable to distinguish red and green wires.

• This is not a colour-blind society and racism still exists.

• All people should be equally French with no differentiation, but in practice, the nation is not colour-blind.

• Politicians think they are colour-blind, but parliament's whiteness is symptomatic of what happens when you pretend discrimination doesn't exist.

• Accidents have sometimes occurred because the engineers were colour-blind and red and green looked alike to them. 

• Ordinary pigments are never pure, and the test colours may be distinguished by those of their adventitious hues to which the partly colour-blind man may be sensitive. 

• There are many people who are what are called colour-blind, being unable to distinguish one colour from another. 

• They had no more notion of its true nature than a colour-blind man, who has not discerned his defect, has of the nature of colour. 

• Analysis of fusion gene and encoded photopigment of colour-blind humans.

• That was an early example of what later became universal: colour-blind casting.

• I was told recently that the youth training service had required a colour-blind person to go on an electrician training course.

• Some people, colour-blind in physical matters, have apparently decided to make it a virtue and to extend this affliction to mental, cultural and spiritual blackout.

• However, many police officers would be puzzled by the report's insistence that colour-blind policing is not enough.

• It seems that industry has suddenly become colour-blind.

• We do not live, and are not likely to live, in a colour-blind world.

• It is quite wrong for any police officer to claim in his dealing with people that he is colour-blind.

• The suggestion was that all one had to do was to be colour-blind.

• If a mistake was made in these cases, how many men have been allowed to go to sea who are colour-blind?

• Is it not a fact that, generally, colour-blind people recognise a difference in shade which tells them that different colours are showing?

• Then there are the cases of the colour-blind.

• The police are beginning to understand that "colour-blind policing" is not the way in which to police a multicultural society.

• So, far from being colour-blind when admitting applicants, they will admit members of a particular racial group because of their race and not because of their suitability.

• If they were colour-blind, then there must have been some mistake on the part of those who tested them; there must have been something wrong if they were passed.