Sentence examples for colorful examples from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

The Mark Twain Library here is celebrating the 100th anniversary of the invention of Bakelite with a show through June 4 of more than 300 colorful examples in its handsome mahogany vitrines.

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

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

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

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.