Sentence examples for using colorful language from inspiring English sources

Using colorful language, Newberry told reporters that the 49ers would clobber the Giants.

When Scott, using colorful language, said that he would smack him, Leberfeld replied, "I'll sue you".

COLUMBIA, S.C. — The Republican presidential candidates on Thursday moved to appeal to different types of conservative voters before the South Carolina primary, with Mike Huckabee using colorful language to declare the Confederate flag a states' rights issue and Senator John McCain embracing a supply-side tax cut proposal.

“I don't dispute that the effort to corner a market is socially wasteful, but sending them to jail seems a little harsh to me.” Hansen adds, “Do we really know that these guys were not just doing their price discovery job, but using colorful language to make what might be a dreary day-trading job a little more interesting?”.

"It's the lizard using colorful language, expressing itself about things that affect it: courtship, competition, environmental stress".

Do they use colorful language to get their point across?

The brash billionaire then used colorful language to describe how badly Romney had sought his backing in 2012.

Mr. Musk has also used colorful language to disparage columnists for The Los Angeles Times and The New York Times who have written skeptically about his ventures.

I sometimes use colorful language.

This isn't the first time Duterte has used colorful language on the global stage.

Drumpf is a candidate trapped by his stereotypes and at times he uses colorful language, so some of the chapters are questionable for classroom use depending on grade level.