Sentence examples for brush terms from inspiring English sources

I have a vague, repressed memory of discussing at one point, in broad brush terms, Ezra Pound's theory of money with the interviewer.

In broad-brush terms, a woman does not look as attractive to the majority of people she is dealing with.

In broad-brush terms it seems that women are probably more risk-averse, and certainly more inclined to examine the economic arguments in terms of likely impacts on the family budget, rather than whisky sales to Japan.

But in broad-brush terms, the Houthis seized Yemen's capital, Sanaa, last September and in January took over the Presidential Palace.

What irked me was the reminder that "aggregator" is a rather broad-brush term that paints systematic news-rewriters like the Huffington Post (who bury links) as cousins to snippet-quoting sites like Techmeme and Mediagazer (which link prominently).

They paint with a broader brush in terms of social policy concerns.

To the extent he mentioned Syria during the General Assembly, it was in broad-brush humanitarian terms.

The improvement in in vitro mineralization templated by Ti6Al4V with vs without grafted pSBMA surface brushes, in terms of both the extent of the surface mineral coverage and their affinity to the metallic substrate, was characterized.

Mr. Donziger responded that the messages were of little importance, brushing off the terms as "nicknames, jokes, that kind of stuff".

attempted in an interview airing Sunday to frame his legacy on his own terms, brushing off the criticism that he facilitated President Donald Trump's makeover of the Republican Party.

She wields a similarly broad brush against opponents, using terms like "diabolical" and "stealth jihadist" even for people like the journalist Christiane Amanpour and the Republican operative Grover Norquist.