kaleidoscopic

The movie will be quite kaleidoscopic in the way it's told.

A result is a kaleidoscopic view that goes quite a bit beyond the evening news.

Through the years, these are kaleidoscopic changes, and add up to a difference in attitude.

Now the shot has been broken up into several kaleidoscopic images.

Seven years in the making, this is a kaleidoscopic celebration of the human voice.

He shook his head to try and clear it, but started off the kaleidoscopic lights again.

The events of the long day ran in a kaleidoscopic stream through her mind.

Crystal received a kaleidoscopic vision of the young woman's life.

The latter are kaleidoscopic in the aspects of society they address.

Even on its own kaleidoscopic terms, his play is fragmentary.

The campaign for the Jan. 28 election has proved kaleidoscopic.

Until recently, attempts to project kaleidoscopic patterns had met with little success.

Or, even to think of images that go further than kaleidoscopic computer graphics.

During 1920, the most extraordinary series of kaleidoscopic changes took place in Greece.

Nothing seemed to live in these desolate areas, although they had a kaleidoscopic beauty.

Most serious people who spend time in Iraq report that reality there is contradictory and kaleidoscopic.

From the street, they make for a kaleidoscopic swirl of sensual color.

His thoughts kept breaking up into kaleidoscopic memories of all the things he had ever known or thought.

Thus far, the kaleidoscopic displays in the walls had not been accompanied by sound.

An energy that demanded release in a kaleidoscopic spray of red.

When seen from the air, these transient art pieces changed like kaleidoscopic images.

Normally blue, they were bleached white with only kaleidoscopic lines of color.

Paul closed his eyes again to shut out the dizzying, kaleidoscopic view.

Just playing through the latest of her more than 30 recordings makes for a kaleidoscopic journey.

From the phone screen came kaleidoscopic color static, then a fuzzy picture.