Sentence examples for colourful argument from inspiring English sources
Actor Rupert Everett perhaps gave the most colourful argument against, in a 2012 interview in the Guardian.
Others suggest the incident comes down to Johnson's haphazard writing style, apparently dashing off a Telegraph column without too much thought – "colourful" language or a surprising argument used to draw the reader in, before reaching a mundane conclusion.
Ministerial enthusiasm for a £4.7 billion national identity-card scheme (and the database that would power it) has elicited warnings about cost overruns and data-security risks from sober commentators and comparisons with the Gestapo from more colourful ones.The government's countering argument is protean.
Johnson used a colourful metaphor to describe the arguments of some in the remain camp as being negative and small-minded in the face of an opportunity to leave and restart negotiations with the EU.
The political arguments were… colourful, while never truly heated.
It seems to have been swayed by the arguments of Andersen's colourful lawyer, Rusty Hardin.
Some astonishing photography accompanies his arguments: beautifully composed pictures of ancient sites alongside colourful – sometimes slightly too literal – scenes from the modern city, with Montefiore in his panama, sweating it out under the fierce Roman sun.
Setting aside Grillo's colourful language and analogies, analyst Vincenzo Scarpetta of Open Europe said there was some merit to his arguments.
Displaying nice colourful curvy curves.
