Sentence examples for false painting from inspiring English sources

The first one I did off the top of my head was John Ajvide Lindqvist's vampire novel Let the Right One In. "Sonnet 67" was irresistible: Why should false painting imitate his cheek, And steal dead seeming of his living hue? … Why should he live, now Nature bankrupt is, Beggared of blood to blush through lively veins?

Very striking as a lesson in abstract distortion, they were also very treacherous, since if you looked at the walls' false painted treads while going up or down, you were likely to miss the reality of the shallow wooden steps beneath your feet.

While it cannot be denied that various reductionist projects were at one time or another undertaken by members of the Vienna Circle and that not all of its members were epistemological anti-foundationalists either from the start or at the end, it is clearly false to paint all of them with reductivist and/or foundationalist brushes.

Many A-10s also featured a false canopy painted in dark gray on the underside of the aircraft, just behind the gun.

Well, there are a lot of different things people are doing now: false lashes, painted nails… But it's hard to see any creeping signal of a move toward a new major style.

(In 2006 David Geffen sold it, with Jasper Johns's painting "False Start," for $143.5 million).

In 1988 his painting "False Start" (1959) brought $17 million at an auction at Sotheby's.

Besides the odd human skeleton, he unearthed behind a false wall a painting of the Madonna with child.

"Prime-time cable news shows virtually ignored Muslim voices," Media Matters said, adding that the lack of Muslim voices fit into "larger media pattern of ignoring Muslims when discussing issues that are particularly impactful to them, while at the same time painting false portraits based on stereotypes". .

"I can paint false Picassos just as well as anybody," Picasso retorted.

The ship is a navy training vessel, with false gun ports painted in black on the white steel hull.