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The water pressure alone would turn a man into a “meat cloud” in a nanosecond, Cameron colorfully explains.

The film colorfully draws clear lines, as Palin does herself, between the “good guys” and “bad guys.”

Or maybe he was simply making his point as memorably—and colorfully—as he could.

While Twain loved to be colorfully garbed, he began experimenting with wearing all white as early as the 1870s.

I could have phrased that less colorfully, but I stand by the sentiment.

A peacock, tail unfurled, minced colorfully toward us, down the white pathway.

The floor was covered with a steel-cloth rug and steel-cloth hangings, colorfully painted, hid the walls.

Jesse talked most colorfully when resting; Jesse was a man of memories.

Nancy found herself at home in this fine house in which life moved largely and colorfully.

But his elegantly embroidered crimson and gold robes made him a colorfully outstanding figure, even on this colorful waterfront.