Edwardian Whitehall in its imperial pomp is clearly painted.
His "Rest on the Flight into Egypt" (Uffizi) and the "Madonna of the Bowl" (c. 1525; National Gallery, Parma) are clearly painted in the High Renaissance idiom.
Parts of this portrait, such as the preacher's hands, were clearly painted by a studio assistant, no doubt after the sitter had left the studio.
The vote was clearly painted by David Cameron and others as being one that would decide the issue of the EU once and for all.
But the stock market is an important component of many measures of leading economic indicators, and it is clearly painting a rosier picture than the retrospective headline numbers about the economy — like the 1.3 percent annual growth rate of G.D.P. in the second quarter or the 7.8 percent unemployment rate in September.
In contrast, a large recent image of a melancholy male nude in a rocky grotto is effective because the mist that gives the image such mysterious depth is clearly painted and stands out against the photographic quality of the rest of the image.
The two are shown to be in desperate need of each other, and it is a superbly observed relationship not only because this is so but because the hideous hollowness of the world they battle with is so clearly painted as well.
Isaiah 53, for example, clearly paints a picture of Jesus who takes upon himself the infirmities and the brokenness of humanity," he told the BBC.
Using myself as a datapoint of one, when I am on a computer I tend to research specific items and create a browsing history that is rich with information and clearly paints a picture of my intents.
In other parts of the painting, Mondrian clearly painted freehand, with no paper to guide him.
Today, blustering and posturing instead of negotiating have clearly painted us into a corner.
