The phrase "all coloured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items or elements that are of various colors or have been colored in some way.
Example: "The artist used all coloured pencils to create a vibrant masterpiece."
Alternatives: "all colored" or "every hue".
Colourability is this: A knot diagram is colourable if and only if each of its arcs can be coloured one of three different colours so that (a) at least two colours are used and (b) at each crossing the three arcs are all coloured the same or all coloured differently.
At first disgusted, Claire finds herself supporting, then positively encouraging David's big secret, and in the process their relationship drifts into dangerously uncharted territory, all coloured by the ghostly memory of Laura.
The whole thing with the Doctor insulting Clara's appearance (intentionally or not) might get old, but it certainly isn't yet: "Why's your face all coloured in?" And while I'm not convinced this is really going to be a "thing", in Psi we meet yet another half-person, half-machine thing, to add to the Sheriff of Nottingham, the Clockwork Robots and the forthcoming Cybermen.
Then do a visual check of each crossing, to see that at each crossing the three meeting arcs are all coloured differently.
"If we consider it, every human has a skin colour, so technically we are all coloured". Historically, the word is associated with segregation, especially in the US, where black people where kept separate from white people - on public transport, or at drinking fountains which were described as "coloured-only" for example.
But where the language was once all coloured and clamouring, now it is stern and severe.
He played troop concerts, but following a year in Italy with the Army Claims Commission he experienced lip problems on trying out for Leslie Hutchinson's new "All-Coloured" band.
Frustrated by the attitudes of his white teachers at the all-Coloured university, Boesak was eventually persuaded to remain in the Dutch Reformed Mission Church (Nederduitse Gereformeerde Sendingkerk, the Coloured branch of the Dutch Reformed Church) by Beyers Naudé, a white minister who had been cast out for his antiapartheid position.
"It's not all nicely coloured like in a textbook," said Jayamohan.
As well as profiting financially from his many engineering projects, Kelvin introduced influential theories about energy and electromagnetism, all strongly coloured by his industrial experiences and the thrifty attitudes of Scottish Christians.
Like Bejeweled clones where all the coloured circles have nipples.
