"coloured about" is not a part of a sentence in correct written English.
There are other ways to phrase something similar, such as "talked enthusiastically about" or "expressed ideas about". For example, "John colored about the project with excitement." This sentence should be changed to something like: "John talked enthusiastically about the project with excitement."
Chromatic aberrations produce coloured fringes about the high-contrast regions of the image, because longer wavelengths of light (such as red) are brought to focus in a plane slightly farther from the lens than shorter wavelengths (such as blue).
He writes about being thrown by his mother from a moving minibus taxi to escape kidnap; of the ceaseless smoke billowing from burning tyres across the townships; of having to sleep in a car, so poor that the family lived off mopane worms – brightly coloured caterpillars about which "even people who lived in Soweto would be like, 'Eh, no'".
"A lot of the debate is coloured by media headlines about people squatting from a lifestyle choice in these large mansions," said Katharine Sacks-Jones, head of policy at Crisis.
It is possible that the fourth years had unrealistic expectations about the placement which coloured their views about the actual placement.
But the debate is coloured by a growing pessimism about the prospects for converting our moral aspirations for a more inclusive world into reality.
I don't want to forget the people that I love and are my life.' Her instincts about success are coloured by her background, she says, to the extent that she's suspicious of it.
The proportion of melanic, or darkly coloured, individuals in about 70 species of moths has increased dramatically since the 1850s.
They have coloured Western ideas about Egypt ever since, being particularly important to esoteric movements such as Rosicrucianism (late 16th early 17th century) and Freemasonry (18th century).
