Sentence examples for colourful images from inspiring English sources

Holdt's colourful images expose social and racial injustice in Nixon's America.

In too many cases the colourful images and pretty design obscure the information they are meant to depict.

Inside, photographs of these often drab exteriors are contrasted with the vibrantly colourful images of the interiors.

Embellished with colourful images of Shiva and hooded cobras, and hauled up here by the strongest pilgrims, many are of human height and weight.

Digital projectors have been unable to deliver the bright, sharp, colourful images that are possible with old-fashioned celluloid and mechanical projectors.

It said: "Billions worldwide in front of their TV were enchanted by a stylish show that merged the traditional and the modern in colourful images".

It is a colourful image and the most delicious.

More recently, corruption in state politics and an explosion of crime in the New Orleans area have marred that city's colourful image.

The cinematic world of the mid-1930s Fleiscartoonstoons was urban, gritty, dark, and obsessed with sex and death; it was the opposite of Disney's rural, bright, and colourful image of the world.

But the colourful image of the pygmy kicking his legs in the air has proved such a compelling example of the different conventions of laughter that even the most hard-headed theorists have been reluctant to abandon it).

We've all had, in minister Steve Webb's Lamborghini comment, a colourful image of profligate overspending by the recently retired; but the opposite problem is just as serious, ie the pensioner who ekes out his or her pot much more frugally than turns out to be necessary.