Sentence examples for nothing painted from inspiring English sources

As Hope writes in his book, "nothing painted a more vivid picture of Hawaii than these bold shirts with their colorful Island images". That a shirt with island-based colors would come to represent the aloha spirit, "was probably just something that was in the air at the time," he told The Huffington Post.

It is easier to predict what Franklin Bruno will offer; the super-witty philosophy teacher and former leader of Nothing Painted Blue always has more arch yet heartfelt tunes up his sleeve.

Nothing paints this false sense of mattering more than the industry conference.

Nothing gets painted.

New York has taken on a shrivelled appearance; nothing is painted or shined, and the people one passes on the sidewalk move slowly, with a stunned look on their faces.

"Il monaco" – the monk, as one critic called him – who supposedly did nothing but paint, and painted nothing but crockery, clearly ventured out into the world.

"In my opinion, to search means nothing in painting.

If I wanted to, I could hire 10,000 people to do nothing but paint my picture every day for the rest of my life.

There was Tony Greig's Weatherwatch station, sometimes un-sponsored, at other times backed by Rexona or Dulux, because nothing screams "paint the house" like a 50-year old man squatting on a cricket pitch pointing at an incomprehensible dial.

I wish we could keep them together.' "He said nothing about painting more Bacchus canvases, but later I visited him in Italy, he drove me to his studio, flung open the shutters, and there they were – I was speechless.

In language that would echo through generations of brash young conceptual innovators, Picasso declared that "In my opinion to search means nothing in painting.