Sentence examples for colorful concepts from inspiring English sources

It's not hard to find colorful concepts, bloody arias, loud speeches, outsized characters and death, murder and more death.

Structurally, not much of the 245-room property has changed, but the lobby, which has a 10-foot ceiling and no windows, is now covered in wallpaper with oversize images of red bird of paradise flowers and an "architectural mountainscape" design, a colorful concept inspired by the Mexican architect Luis Barragán that is carried through to the rooms.

Family program tomorrow and Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. in the Kerlin Learning Center, "A Garden for 2001," a workshop in which participants visualize their own colorful garden concept in a 3-D mixed-media model.

However, these makers of so many bright and colorful smartphone battery extending concepts still released some details about their upcoming vendibles a bit early…and they look pretty great.

Instead, a blank digital blackboard gradually fills up with colorful scrawls explaining key concepts.

As Professor Rauh explains each concept, animated visuals and colorful graphs appear alongside him, which helps make the concepts easier to grasp.

This concept has several colorful labels, including the "May-June disaster period" or "Sell in May and go away".

The show displayed the immense amount of correspondence documenting the second attempt at obtaining a body, sufficiently blurring the lines between art and death; "11 Rooms" has since travelled to various locations and grown in size, shifting its focus from the "Unrealized Proposal for Cadavre Piece" to a newer concept titled "Thirteen Colorful Inside Jobs".

It was especially used in the last year, as she and her husband have been busy collaborating on another equally colorful space: Happy Shop, a new concept store in Berlin's stylish Mitte neighborhood.

Sometimes, it felt like being at a theme restaurant: videos playing constantly, employees all in colorful costume, everyone hewing to a single concept.

The author brought the reader on a colorful journey into the rainforest, laid out the concepts, and then abruptly concluded that it was all so complicated that it will never work.