Sentence examples for painting access from inspiring English sources

Many Americans, both enslaved and free, heeded such biblical lessons and felt that Lincoln was fulfilling a moral imperative when he issued the Emancipation Proclamation and opposed a slave system that denied people the right affirmed in this painting: access to the liberating power of the written word.

Denny: Anyone who is enough of a specialist to care about the layering of a Rembrandt painting has access to the data on microscopes in museums anyway.

By Elissa Lerner February 24 , 2011Denny: Anyone who is enough of a specialist to care about the layering of a Rembrandt painting has access to the data on microscopes in museums anyway.

Gouzer's themed sales offer collectors something beyond the chance to buy a painting; they promise access to his apparently charmed world.

There should not and cannot continue to be a tale of two schools: one with fresh paint, greater library access online and off, and better classrooms, as one has less library and recess time, peeling paint, and inadequate classrooms.

An adjoining boudoir has an oeil-de-boeuf window, now painted over, and access to the garden.

Just find your way to a bike path that runs along the river and look for a break in the railing with "RIVER ACCESS" painted under it, mind the red lines that demarcate where on the embankment you're allowed to stand, then climb down and enjoy the city's natural beauty. .

Pour the paint into a disposable paint dish for easy access.

Plans to stabilize and repair the painting and allow public access have been percolating since the 1960s, and gathered momentum in the 1990s.

It was one of the pieces where the writer is given lots of access to paint a picture of "the real Win".

[It] knows a lot about our lives". But that's absolutely nothing compared to the portrait you could paint of somebody with access to a full range of all these services.