How To Use Colorlessness In A Sentence

I like the unripe, slightly salty melon of Vanille Galante, the cold lily note, the almost non-existence of vanilla, the pure, calm water in which the ingredients serenely flow, the pastel colorlessness of it all. Vanille Galante by Hermes: Perfume Review
The encounter smudged into the same colorlessness of every other colorless moment in the colorless flow of time on the bridge.
At intermission, I overheard a listener complain about an emotional colorlessness despite the piece's exciting surface. Allan M. Jalon: Arts Lust: Jonathan Biss Beats the CRIS
When Sean Hayes, from Will & Grace, made his Broadway debut in Promises, Promises playing a heterosexual man, the New York Times theater review included these lines: "his emotions often seem pale to the point of colorlessness ... his relationship with [his costar Kristin] Chenoweth feels more like that of a younger brother than a would-be lover and protector. Out Of Focus
It looked very wrong amidst the bright blue river and lush green banks, a sudden shock of colorlessness. Every little thing in the world

Kurkdjian's sumptuous touch shows through the apparent purity of the fragrance, which makes its transparency warm and its colorlessness interesting. Kenzo Eau de Fleur Magnolia: Perfume Review
Across the road from the embankment electric lights shone on melons and other fruit in stalls: a refreshing night scene, after the glare and colorlessness of the day. Among the Believers
He was in a deeply emotional state, for all the colorlessness of his voice. GALILEE
I have visions of turning into a spectral gray, a mass of colorlessness, a vanguard of lost youth, haunted and hovering over the living with warnings of doing all that you can now. Countdown
Setoodeh stands by his criticism of Hayes 'performance -- not his audience -- and points out that the New York Times theater critic wrote "his emotions often seem pale to the point of colorlessness ... his relationship with [his costar Kristin] Chenoweth feels more like that of a younger brother than a would-be lover and protector. Newsweek's Ramin Setoodeh Defends 'Homophobic' Piece, Will Visit 'Glee' Set