Sentence examples for much colourful from inspiring English sources

Given the ascent of cultural studies, there has been much colourful reflection on the power of metaphor and the impact of images.

The second story is much more colourful than the original version.

This gives the general listener a much more colourful group of records to think about.

In many ways it is as frightening as her real life (if much more colourful).

But it is now changing to a "much more colourful picture", says Michael Weinhold of Siemens, a big German engineering company.

In most species of tropical parrots, the males have bright plumage and the females are much less colourful.

Riley's later works are much more colourful and considerably calmer but she remains a modern great.

In the 1990s numerous suppressed works were printed, and an array of works across numerous genres made the Mongolian literary palette much more colourful than ever before.

We would probably agree that either one is much more colourful than "P4," the moon's provisional name after its discovery in 2011.

"Feels like flying … it feels like home" – they're like the words of The Wizard of Oz's Dorothy whizzed through the tornado, ending in a place much more colourful, much more grownup.

Here's the teaser trailer for Cyberpunk 77, which is happily much more colourful and much less gritty and rain-soaked than the conventional cyberpunk aesthetic - at least on the evidence of this video.