Sentence examples for colorless world from inspiring English sources

Above all, he stood out in the colorless world of present-day German politics as a fighter who played politics with the same passion he devoted to hunting, flying and drinking.

This colorless world is the island off Sweden where David (Mr. Sarandon), a novelist, and his family have long kept their summer home, a world suffused with memories of the time when Mother, who killed herself, was still alive.

Could they stop looking?" While I liked the poetry of Sue's analogy, I disagreed with the thought, for I suspect that someone who has grown up in a completely colorless world would find it confusing, or even impossible, to integrate a new "sense" such as color with an already complete visual world.

We all experienced a colorless world not too long ago — a colorless computing world.

His sense of aesthetics was changed permanently, he said, living as he did in a colorless world of confined spaces.

It's certainly a change from the costume she wore in the dark, colorless world of Zack Snyder's 2016 "Batman v Superman," where her character was first introduced.

Such personal appeals are unusual in Japan's often colorless political world and Mr. Noda's was seen here as recognition of how the restart issue has polarized his nation.

His world is colorless, his initial view is dark, but his impact is lasting.

The book is streamlined, the characters stripped of all superfluity, the world is colorless and unrecognizable — the whole effect is like a microscope or a camera lens zoomed in too close.

He's raging out against a world of colorless suits and ties.

Guests' clothes looked colorless — as in a half-tone world — and people looked older, too, as if a little aged by the weather, or by Fashion Week.