Sentence examples for so colourless from inspiring English sources

Tim Samuels's doleful Grey – a pirate so colourless that no one ever recognises him – is another.

Infinite demand for a free good; he makes it sound so technical, so colourless, his opinion, when in fact this statement is emotionally quite charged.

But Jessie Conrad was not so colourless as she has sometimes been thought, claiming for herself both the right to sell her husband's manuscripts to support a gambling habit and (via mediums) a channel to him after his death.

I know your deaf and dumb trick". But Jessie Conrad was not so colourless as she has sometimes been thought, claiming for herself both the right to sell her husband's manuscripts to support a gambling habit and (via mediums) a channel to him after his death.

It is all but certain that Hu Jintao, a so far colourless 59-year-old former engineer, will be touted by the party as China's new leader after the new Central Committee meets, probably at the end of next week (in keeping with the party's traditional secrecy, only the opening date of the congress has been made public).

It was a match so inert and colourless that it belonged on the periodic table.

I find so much writing colourless, small in its means, unwilling to take stylistic risks.

Hairs may be coarse or so thin and colourless as to be nearly invisible.

Its absorption spectrum is not visible to the human eye, so it appears colourless and its compounds are a boring white colour.

Sarin has no smell or taste and is colourless, so the first people may know of its use is when victims start to fall.

In the absence of such a chromatophore, the protein would only absorb in the ultraviolet and so would appear colourless to the eye.