Sentence examples for use it to paint from inspiring English sources

"You can take any text message, or any email, or any reported conversation on its own or out of context and you can use it to paint a particular picture," Mr Hunt said.

"It can be a simple stepladder, or you can use it to paint a double-height stairwell, because one leg can be shorter than the other".

Alternatively, he said, "if you put it on a plate, it'll disintegrate and turn into a muck, and you can use it to paint a picture".

McCain and the Republican Party will use it to paint their likely general-election opponent as a foreign policy naif, too weak to defend the country.

So Mr. Giuliani's rivals, particularly Mitt Romney and Fred D. Thompson, have tried to use it to paint Mr. Giuliani as liberal on the issue and out of step with the Republican base, something he emphatically denied again last night.

Supporters say it assumes true meaning only after years of study and complain that those opposed to Scientology use it to paint a derogatory picture of the religion as little more than a sci-fi fantasy, akin to Hubbard's novels.

That is, they took a shameful episode from long ago, divorced it from all other context and then used it to paint a distorted picture of the man.

Proponents of the war are using it to paint peaceniks as naive, blithely supporting a resistance that answers international solidarity with kidnappings and beheadings.

They took the blood, sweat and tears that have been shed in the buildup of Vieira's side and used it to paint Yankee Stadium – and the City – red.

They complain of critics using it to paint the religion as a science-fiction fantasy.

His best known work, the unfinished portrait of George Washington that is sometimes referred to as The Athenaeum, was begun in 1796 and never finished; Stuart retained the portrait and used it to paint 130 copies which he sold for $100 each.