Revelation is a highly colored picture of the present, not a prophecy of the future.
A group of small, crisp, highly colored circus paintings of the mid-1940's in which figural elements join the abstract forms, is a delight.
He bears the same relation to poetry as Zane Grey does to fiction, or Ayn Rand to philosophy — a highly colored, morally uncomplicated cartoon of the real thing.
And so "Power and Beauty" ends up being an interesting, if highly colored, history lesson, a showcase for Mr. Ralston's Sinatra impersonation and Mr. Anderson's Kennedy, but not terribly insightful.
As an Earthling reviewer, however, I had no spaceship available to transport me out of "Between Worlds," an overblown, highly colored, crudely conceived spectacle that aims directly at the sensationalist entertainment category.
NO NIBBLING, PLEASE A Toronto friend has given me $100 to buy him an assortment of plastic food, so I head for Kappabashi's only slick establishment, Sample Shop Maizuru, which is like a toy supermarket, all highly colored, make-believe edibles.
In a mostly appreciative New Yorker review, Adam Kirsch still managed this cheeky, backhanded compliment: "He bears the same relation to poetry as Zane Grey does to fiction, or Ayn Rand to philosophy - a highly colored, morally uncomplicated cartoon of the real thing".
Industrial effluents are one of the major causes of environmental pollution because effluents discharged from dyeing industries are highly colored with a large amount of suspended organic solid[1].
Otherwise, the handful of period brochures of the highly colored buildings did not boast about exterior color effects.
In the presence of a color reagent, NO2 and TEA form a highly colored azo dye that is measured spectrophotometrically at 540 nm.
In her vivid camera makeup, she is highly colored, flamboyant, larger than life.
