The phrase "colourless about" is not a correct or standard part of a sentence in written English.
It does not make sense grammatically or semantically. An example of a sentence with a similar phrase that is grammatically and semantically correct could be: "She was completely ambivalent about the color of her new dress, feeling both excited and indifferent towards it."
There is nothing comparable in his bland, colourless movie about One Direction, the boy band put together by Simon Cowell after the five had auditioned separately for The X Factor.
Perhaps the strangest thing about this colourless, odourless liquid is that it is a liquid at all.
The temperature of the upper surface of the boule is held just above the melting point, which for colourless sapphire is 2,030° C (about 3,690° F).
The tetrachloride, already mentioned as an intermediate in obtaining germanium from its natural sources, is a volatile, colourless liquid that freezes at about -50° C (-58° F) and boils at 84° C (183.2° F).
The compound, manufactured by the action of ethyl chloride on a powdered alloy of lead and sodium, is a dense, colourless liquid that is quite volatile, boiling at about 200 °C (400 °F).
Lower the heat and simmer for about 20 minutes, until you have a colourless syrup.
Cosby was never a political comedian, but soon consciously set about becoming apolitical or, perhaps more significantly, colourless.
Mary, who knows everything physics can possibly know about colours but grew up in a colourless environment, allegedly learns something new when she sees a red tomato for the first time.
DPPH being composed of unstable free radical traps any radicals produced by the test compound and bring about a visible colour change ranging from violet to pale yellow to colourless.
In December 2008, The Economist wrote about the history and future of chilies:TASTELESS, colourless, odourless and painful, pure capsaicin is a curious substance.
