| It is constructed well enough but moves ponderously and colorlessly to its conclusion. |
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| Not only is it colorlessly written but it ignores much fascinating material. |
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| Breathing life into time periods that were painted colorlessly in history books was an art I wanted to recreate. |
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| Some of the actors deliver their lines so colorlessly I want to slow the speed down to make the drama and delivery more interesting. |
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| Her entire report was delivered colorlessly, without any shade of emotion. |
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| She's too thin for the role, more colorlessly complected than creamy, but she whispers and wobbles nicely. |
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| Brecht gave a helping hand to any actor portraying the title role by writing most of the other ones colorlessly. |
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| Kennedy cast his eyes toward the lectern, hands at his sides, colorlessly reciting his lines like a prisoner whose captors have just marched him out in front of the world to vouch for their humane treatment. |
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