Sentence examples for warrior paint from inspiring English sources

On the online memorial site forsasoun.com, another circus colleague wrote: "I can't believe I'll never again see your smiling face behind that mask of warrior paint … You were, and always in my heart will be, among the most badass of badasses".

The way we saw through her warrior paint, to the agonized soul within?

A volunteer with a skid row advocacy group described Carey as a soft-spoken, gentle woman who once smiled when she joked with her that a stripe of toothpaste in Carey's hair — something Carey couldn't explain — looked like warrior paint.

"Warrior," painted in 1982, brought £5.59 million.

A cartoonish way with the human figure runs throughout, from a primordial warrior painted in staccato strokes by Leon Golub from 1968; to a super-realistic sculpture of a frumpy woman, called "Bus Stop Lady" (1983), by Duane Hanson; to a hermaphroditic business professional doing something unspeakable to his/her own body in a 2006 painting by Carroll Dunham.

It portrayed him as a fearless culture warrior, painting the public school system as dangerous, inveighing about race and gay marriage in eyebrow-raising passages, and arguing that mothers benefit from staying at home.

Warriors, painted by Ronnie Kray, thought by experts to portray the gangster twins, reached the highest price at auction of £820.

The messages are similar to the very coats of arms warriors painted on their shields letting the enemy know just who they were fighting.

Avoiding tour groups in the main sanctuary, I head into the back rooms, past warrior deities painted on the walls.

James Cameron, the Hollywood titan, stood before them with orange warrior streaks painted on his face, comparing the threats on their lands to a snake eating its prey.

Her sea nymphs, wood fairies, Orientalist scenes, languorous Creole women, and warriors are painted sentimentally, from a very limited palette of emotions.