Sentence examples for soft paint from inspiring English sources

Mr. Palmer selected soft paint colors that would be a good backdrop for his wife's work.

But standing before this sparkling expanse of clouds, spires and canal banks, diamond-pane windows and slate-blue tiles, of steeples, courtyards and alleys, the whole surface jewelled with pinpricks of luminous soft paint, there seems no more question about it.

Brush the pot off with a soft paint brush or a dry cloth.

Brush over the parts of your machine with a soft paint brush or with the cleaning brush that came with the machine when you purchased it.

If a tube dries out and you can't get through the plug in the opening, poke through that thickened paint with an awl and use the tube roller to press the still soft paint out from beyond the plug.

Dewing's paintings — and soft painting in general — might represent an alternative way of being, a "feminine" state of sensuous receptivity, soulful indolence and communion with nature.

Both artists practiced the opposite of soft painting (though Sargent did do some soft painting, as an example reveals in "Breath on Glass").

So, while soft painting may seem superficially disengaged from gritty social reality, a deeper view might interpret it as a cry for attention from the repressed feminine side of America's male-dominated collective psyche.

This summer the galleries are displaying a modest reply to the soft painting exhibition: a selection of works by John Singer Sargent on one side and Winslow Homer on the other, all from the museum's permanent collection.

You could also use chocolate frosting and "paint" it on with a medium-soft paint brush, or squirt it on.

Brighten the room with a soft green paint color, such as Silver Strand from Sherwin-Williams.