colour-blind

This would be so much easier if I wasn't colour-blind!

In his defence, owner John Mulvenna claimed his horse was colour blind and did not know he should have stopped.

This week America can claim more credibly than any other western country to have at last become politically colour-blind.

This week America can claim more credibly that any other western country to have at last become politically colour-blind.

Southern politics are far from colour-blind , but more blacks hold elected office in the South than in any other region.

If sharks' retinas cannot distinguish between different colours of light, as this research suggests, they may be totally colour-blind.

Two squirrel monkeys that were colour-blind from birth have had their vision restored after receiving gene therapy.

Studies of colour-blind capuchin monkeys show they are able to catch more insects per hour than their non-colour-blind cousins.

YOU might expect that science, particularly American science, would be colour-blind.

One in eight men are colour blind to either blue, red or green and most have little ability to match patterns and designs.

Sharks are completely colour blind and only see things clearly if they are mostly light or dark, scientists have claimed.

Line film: High contrast blue light sensitive (colour blind ) film.

Advocates of colour-blind government think Mr Obama's victory helps their case.

Sharks, it seems, are completely colour blind.

Many more people are 'form-blind' than colour-blind.

Colour-blind people can't tell red from green .

Most of the colour blind people are men.

It's believed this is because colour-blind monkeys learn to focus more closely on the shape of insects.

Colour-blind people often can not tell green from red.

He's a very good artist, at any rate for someone who is colour-blind.