| The African sculpture in which he saw universal images of human existence was reflected in an increasingly strong colorfulness. |
| And just as the fabric's lightness appealed to sportsmen, its colorfulness, lack of fur and relative inexpensiveness made it, in a word, trendy. |
| The cheery colorfulness belies the game's ability to appeal to those who want something that will tax not only their reflexes but also their brains. |
| Respectively, these all impact the perceptions of colorfulness, brilliance and observer variability, the inverse of which can be considered observer similarity. |
| The impulse to compose came principally from the atmospheric density and colorfulness of the poems. |
| Their colorfulness, intelligence, and entertaining qualities make toucans one of the most amusing species of birds to own. |
