'colourful of' is not a valid phrase in written English.
However, you can use 'colorful' as an adjective to describe something that has many vivid colors. For example: The sky was filled with a colorful array of stars.
Mr Strine, 49, is the more colourful of the two, and the front-runner.
But these pleasant and dull acres of suburbia have become a lot more colourful of late.
Holi, a spring celebration held in February or March, is perhaps the most colourful of the Hindu festivals.
He is easily the most colourful of the senior doctors at the helm of the medical royal colleges and their constituent groups.
A bitter personal feud between Villèle and Chateaubriand, who had entered politics after 1814 and had become the most colourful of the ultra politicians, undermined both the ministry and the dynasty.
Yes, according to the Ukrainian National Expert Commission on Protecting Morality (snappy, cookery book out soon) these most colourful of kids' TV characters are apparently part of a masterplan to promote homosexuality to the children of the Ukraine.
Colourful Photos Of Old People Enjoying Life More Than You.
It will feature thousands of colourful displays of art, all designed to enhance an intended narrative that the time for dithering is over.
He (Randall) is one of the colourful cast of characters who make up the Liberal Party.
The series includes colourful shots of individual grains of sand, as well as close up photographs of multiple grains.
Another notable biography was Matt Ridley's Francis Crick, a colourful portrait of the co-discoverer of the structure of DNA.
