"colourful feeling" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a feeling or emotion that is vivid, vibrant, and full of different shades and hues. Example: The artist captured the essence of love in the painting with their use of bright reds and pinks, creating a colourful feeling that truly resonated with the viewers.
Paulson enthuses about Game of Thrones, and she has some strong feelings (and colourful language) about the Purple Wedding, which saw the death of the most reviled character on the show.
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Inside it's full of tough plastics that give a robust and durable feel (otherwise known as toddler-proof), but they are quirky and colourful so the 500L avoids feeling cheap and nasty.
It felt really colourful and sensitive – like singing, where my feelings would just come into musical sound".
Whether illustrated with colourful letters or covered in creative pictures, a feeling of hope resonated in all of them.
I paused at the racks of prayer wheels, watching the new arrivals feeling the smooth wooden pegs before spinning the colourful cylinders, clattering their mantras into the heavens.
But I can't help feeling that Ibsen's play is more dramatically colourful and, thanks to Grieg's incidental music, has better tunes.
You get the feeling that Sherwood, known in his younger days for his colourful language, has reined in his more aggressive instincts in line with his stature, and to suit the times.
PT: nah GP: (quietly) okay (inhales) and otherwise your mood's quite good haven't been feeling low or anything like that? (Explanatory notes: 'lolly drinks' are colourful pre-mixed alcoholic drinks often mixed with sweet fruit juice; 'wasted' is a slang term for being being drunk).
Maybe nothing quite so colourful, but home fans – the ones who aren't now boycotting games – will make their feelings known again.
