Light-colored used in a sentence

Light-colored in a sentence as an adjective

Who the **** wears a nice, light-colored suit like to an active construction site?

And you only need six projectors, six Kinects, and all light-colored surfaces!

White or light-colored ironed professional looking shirt, jeans and black shoes.

I can hardly read the light-colored not-underlined links, but on mouseover, they light up, yikes.

Also, the sky is blue and light-colored skin can easily look orangish, which explains most of the frames.

Before 1700 it was light-colored, after 1850, it had fully transitioned to a darker color.

We live in a society that is constantly telling us we look bad, unless we are skinny, unless we have "good" hair, unless we have clear, light-colored skin...**** that.

I found the linked article almost impossible to read on a ThinkPad T420 running Ubuntu due to incredibly light-colored text.

All over the place, there are places where you can barely read text in basic features because they chose to put light-colored text on a light-colored background, with both colors being rather ugly.

When a Mexican woman bleaches her hair and wears light-colored contacts - that's another form of racism, called "internalizing the oppressor".

It may be worth pinging the KeePass developers with a screenshot showing that the GTK theme is not being respected properly when rendering the menu - the menu even looks odd using a light-colored theme like Clearlooks because it doesn't match the theme.

In UK schools, possibly because it's a nearby example, it is taught that the color of moths in London changed dramatically during the Industrial Revolution because light-colored moths were easy snacks for birds on newly soot-covered walls.