colorlessness

Gessen wrote that Putin was disappointed with a humdrum posting in Dresden, considered a backwater, but that then and later, his colorlessness served him well.

That and heightened feelings of anxiety and depression contributed to Dobson’s period of “unexplainable colorlessness.”

As it continues, the flow of Mr. Dorsey’s choreography — aerobic, athletic and on a loop — doesn’t disguise its colorlessness.

The printer apologizes for the sun’s having got to some of them, fading them into ghostly colorlessness, as if they’d been worked on by an eraser.

Though cleverly titled to recall the Beatles’ self-titled album and Joan Didion’s collection of essays by the same name, Jafa’s The White Album isn’t striving for purity or colorlessness.