Sentence examples for colorful example from inspiring English sources

Justice Breyer acknowledged the existence of such categories, using a colorful example.

A purer and more colorful example is that of Henry Roth.

But he said he did not view such evidence as particularly germane and used a colorful example to emphasize his point.

Though it sticks in my mind as a colorful example, it wasn't the first, or the last, such moment on the trip.

He recycled a colorful example of duplication from his State of the Union address: the Interior Department has jurisdiction over salmon in freshwater, while Commerce handles them in saltwater.

But this time, there is a greater wellspring of discontent, Mr. Sherrill and others said; one colorful example is a new anti-Bloomberg newsletter called Fed Up New Yorkers.

"She could be enormously funny with a lot of very colorful examples and a lot of data".

Vigorous and colorful examples of Mexican Modernist painting, including major works by Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, are on display through Sept. 8 at El Museo del Barrio in Manhattan.

So I asked Mark Mobius, an emerging-markets investor who is on Lukoil's board, whether he could give me any colorful examples of Alekperov's style.

He then overlaid 100 of them, and pressed them as a vinyl set, with a cover on which some of the more colorful examples of former-owner artwork were overlaid as well.

The show certainly deserves high marks for all those traits that exacting schoolteachers hold dear: conciseness, legibility, correct use of topic sentences, evidence in defense of two sides of an argument and colorful examples to support the main thesis.