Sentence examples for matter to paint from inspiring English sources

What Burns does so well, in so much of his documentary work, is use his subject matter to paint some aspect of the all-too-illusive "American soul".

Have some subject matter to paint.

It does not matter his learning to paint is a sign of "rehabilitation" or proof he is a "changed man".

Speaking of deviance: One night recently, a group of deviant artists arranged (in a matter of minutes) to paint a giant erect penis on the street section of a bridge that would rise to let the cargo ships through at 2 00 a.m.

"No matter how you want to paint the picture, no one is going to change that.

Choosing to paint this subject matter reflects my playful artistic style.

Influenced by the life and work of Gauguin, this is a portrayal of the artist as monster, fuelled by a quasi-religious obsession to paint no matter what the consequences.

If the effort falls apart, Republicans should realize that no matter how hard they try to paint the Democrats as the bad guys, they still are going to pay the price at the ballot box in all upcoming elections.

Color choice does not matter if the plan is to paint it later.

Attempts to paint that as matter of protocol and not a snub were somewhat undermined by Mr Cameron's subsequent meeting with Republican US presidential candidate Mitt Romney.

The painter Elizabeth Murray once remembered how, as a young woman, she tried to be a Minimalist because Minimalism was fashionable, then switched to painting subject matter.