Sentence examples for particularly colourful from inspiring English sources

Leonard's villains are particularly colourful, while his protagonists, whether policemen, civilians, or honest criminals, provide his stories' moral focus.

The childhood he invented for himself was particularly colourful: he claimed to have been raised in a Catholic orphanage and then adopted by a poor Jewish family.

The scene where the Reverend Payne gets drunk and calls an escort service on a papal emissary's telephone is particularly colourful.

Another fan in Brighton noted the quality of this particularly colourful Trigger tag: Roger Lloyd passed away at the age of 69 last week following a long battle with pancreatic cancer.

The long court case was a particularly colourful one with the Oz calling witnesses in an attempt to show there was truth in their article's imputation that Weatherup was "habitually intoxicated".

I liked the way that each slide was different - using the various 'gimmicks' on PowerPoint; as most normal books are simply text, this story felt particularly colourful and engaging.

The language is brilliant, particularly the colourful swearing – and of course the characters are wonderful.

Alternate histories tend to cluster around particularly dramatic and colourful junctures of history, with World War II and the American Civil War as particular favourites.

When not feeding, the enormous pouches are folded and can be quite colourful, particularly during the breeding season. .

Kiva, subterranean ceremonial and social chamber built by the Pueblo Indians of the southwestern United States, particularly notable for the colourful mural paintings decorating the walls.

The dull surroundings are offset nicely by the colourful inhabitants, particularly the hapless and often hilarious Leicester and his vain and bad-tempered sister, Whitby, a budding starlet brilliantly described as someone "born to be sawn in half on stage".