Sentence examples for a wide brush from inspiring English sources

"We just can't paint blame with a wide brush".

It looked like someone had slapped his chest with a wide brush of black paint.

Ann Craven's paintings of the moon, limned with spiraling strokes of a wide brush, hang in a central corridor.

Furnas started at the high end of the canvas, not pouring but slathering on water-based Mars Black with sweeps of a wide brush.

Painting in garish colors with a wide brush, Mr. Hockney achieved a cheery Fauvist immediacy but left behind the hallucinatory illusionism of the realist paintings.

Using a wide brush and saturated, high-contrast colors, she crisply defined bottles, cookware and vegetables arranged like landscape elements on tabletops.

(Could Picasso still paint with a wider brush?

(Could Picasso still paint with a wider brush? Could Baryshnikov dance in hiking boots?) Federer acknowledged that his game is visually appealing — he prefers "showman" to "artist" — but insisted that this is incidental.

Apple has a new patent application published today by the USPTO (via AppleInsider), which details a stylus with a nib that can be extended to take advantage of multi-touch capabilities for a wider brush stroke, and that has built-in light sensors so that it can act as essentially an eye-dropper tool for the real world, capturing colors from physical objects to use in digital painting.

and go to a wider brush as you gain control.

A somber, grisaille picture of a rippling ocean surface by Vija Celmins and a wide-brush, gestural abstraction in mint greens, dirty whites and brick reds by Louise Fishman might be miles apart stylistically, but both pictures are sensuously physical and both are animated by a controlled yet fierce romanticism.