Sentence examples for harsh brush from inspiring English sources

Using the museum's own impressive holdings, the show explores the remarkable range of work that made up the movement, from Jackson Pollock's drip paintings to lavish paintings by Joan Mitchell, Willem de Kooning's harsh brush strokes and Arshile Gorky's tortured hallucinatory dreamscapes.

If you're struggling with a harsh brush to smooth out your hair, you're making it worse.

A harsh brush against the shoulder, a hard push or strong pull evoked the perils of urban living on the edge — back corners and dark alleys, where turning your back, picking a fight or giving a shifty glance could turn deadly.

Don't use a stiff, harsh brush (like the steel-bristled kind you may use to clean your grill).

However, this time period also saw racial tensions and discriminatory sentiments against the growing Chinese population escalate, manifesting in a series of harsh brushes with the law.

(Yes, astute Bard fans, Falstaff also gets an extremely harsh brush-off towards the end of Henry IV Part II, but that's a metaphorical whipping of a darker type and hardly as guffaw-inducing as his undoing at the hands of merry Windsor wives Mistresses Ford and Page).

Steel wool and harsh brushes can tarnish the surface.

As one of 110 such teams across the country, they were used to mountain hikes carrying 40 pounds of gear and 16-hour shifts in harsh conditions, chopping brush to cut fire lines on the hardened ground.

If the black is too harsh, adjust the Brush Strength slider to about 50%, and then repeat the above steps.

Try not to use a harsh toothbrush or brush too roughly, as this can harm your gums.

Avoid the following for daily use: flat irons, blow-driers, the chemicals sodium laurel sulfate and sodium laureth sulfate, hair brushes (may seem strange, but for ultra-curly hair, fingers are the best brush), harsh chemical treatments, and elastic bands.