Sentence examples for paint better from inspiring English sources

"Or I want to learn how to paint better.

I'm like a painter, I can paint better – I have more colours in my paintbox".

In 1962 the then Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev famously denounced and banned an exhibition of avant-garde artists in Moscow, saying his grandson could paint better.

There he befriends a gentle giant named Eddie, whose nightly feeding on the bodies of local townsfolk inspires Lars to paint better than ever.

Complete the look with ironic takeaway carton crockery and music loud enough to drown out dissenters' cries of "a 14-year-old with an Asbo can spray paint better than that".

Of course, the people who would be truly shocked are now long dead – the surrealist greats, who once glanced in her direction and saw only a beautiful young woman whose presence might help them paint better canvases.

No one has ever painted better than Giotto, and only a handful have equalled him.

Admittedly, some aspects of the picture are painted better than others.

"My only choice was to make my next painting better than the last".

I refuse to get into a battle over whether wine or beer is superior: is painting better than sculpture?

For "New York City Paints Better Than Me," he donned a white jumpsuit and crawled the streets, becoming a canvas for a composition of trash and slime.