Sentence examples for little smear from inspiring English sources

The cruelty and ignorance just radiated from her fat face, with its little smear of lipstick.

Yes, those little smears and repeated patterns are evidence of our friend the clone stamp in action.

For componentwise extension, the UNO and Harmod limiters give an overall good resolution with little smearing of the approximations of shocks for the velocity and pressure profiles, whereas ENO3 allows more oscillations in the numerical results of the velocity.

It is my job to shine those unsightly little smears of limescale off every glass in the building.

If you mess up with the paint (like a smear) try to make it work, like making other little smears, as if it was planned out.

And what to make of the woman snarling 'are you listening, my little tumescent smear?' on 'Imp Of The Perverse'?

Partial filaments formed below 0.8 µM H NS were destabilized such that little of no smearing was evident relative to free DNA (slight smearing was evident when the filaments were formed at 20°C before loading onto the gel pre-equilibrated to 37°C).

As a result fine details -- the full shimmer of a cymbal, the vibrating wood of a bass, the sense of real people playing in a real space -- get a little bit smeared.

There's some murkier propaganda, too; a PR firm Facebook engaged in recent years to help with its string of reputation-decimating scandals reportedly worked to undermine critical voices by seeding a little inflammatory smears on its behalf.

The fact that the chemical variations survived the ascent through the crust implied that diffusion had little time to smear them out.

While it might sound a little weird to smear honey on a wound or wrap an injury in honey-soaked bandages, that's exactly what people did historically!