Sentence examples for strong brush from inspiring English sources

Their vibrant colors and strong brush strokes, haunting characters and bizarre, jumbled bodies were the unmistakable hand of Picasso.

Some works show strong brush work and subject matter, for example, "Spanish Shawl" (1914), "Cleaning His Lobster Boat" (1916) and "The Parrot" (1915), all by George Bellows.

Use a strong brush, possibly the same kind you use to clean the grill grates, or maybe a nylon brush, depending on the grill material.

Pastels Reflecting Life The scenery, horses, ducks, chickens and children around Bantam where Trudy McCron Cox's resides have made their way through her vibrant pastel paintings with strong brush strokes, clear color and a sense that the artist is fond of her subjects.

The cement tanks can be effectively disinfected with formalin, combined with mechanical cleaning (scrubbing with a strong brush).

However, it is better to fit a strong brush to the inside of the drum which rotates in the opposite direction of the drum.

Scalia responded to the reports with a letter to the editor accusing the news staff of watching too many episodes of The Sopranos and stating that the gesture was a strong brush-off.

Such people need to be given a wide berth or, alternatively, to be scrubbed with a strong wire brush.

Here we report a strategy to facilely tune the resistance to nonspecific protein adsorption onto a charged cationic poly([2- methacryloyloxy) ethyl] trimethylammonium chloride (PMTAC) or anionic Poly(3-sulfopropyl methacrylate potassium salt) (PSPMA)) strong polyelectrolyte brush coating via salinity adjustment.

Torii's free and powerful style, nicknamed hyotan mimizugaki ("the gourd-earthworm style") because of its strong, tapering brush strokes, became popular because it reflected the general mood of the aragoto ("rough style") Kabuki plays of the period.

But circumstantial evidence of official connivance "with a wink and a nod" in the conduct of foreign policy by private individuals is too strong to brush off with perfunctory denials.