Sentence examples for wide stroke from inspiring English sources

He used to love painting such cityscapes: it was enough to drench a sheet of watercolor paper in a puddle, then with one wide stroke create a golden sky over gray vistas, drop in multicolored cubes of houses, and in the foreground a car of an emerald hue that doesn't exist in nature and the reflection of that chemically pure color in a rippled puddle.

Founder and former Activision executive Scott Lahman tells us that what sets the free app apart is its focus on social profiles, as well as its painting a wide stroke across all the competitive verticals.

For example, the distinctive wide stroke of Hansŏng Tosŏ's title face, which tapers dramatically toward its lower terminals, contrasts with the less dramatic modulation of line in the Taedong Inswaeso title face.

The curators have used a wide stroke to cover their sensibility and then taken a fine pinstripe brush to fill in the details.

The screenplay by Mr. Ross, Ms. Collins and Billy Ray hews dutifully close to its source material, at least in wide strokes.

The weakest parts of the book are when she tries to wring meaning from absurdity, painting her generation or her country with wide strokes.

Boxed in by wide strokes that simultaneously obliterate and emphasize the frame, interior parts read as broadly abstracted landscapes, sunsets or rooms.

Gesturing in the air in wide strokes, Ms. Mulliez said she liked the "deconstructed," larger piece of Mr. Rotch's work, where tea bags were ripped from parts of a larger canvas, leaving behind stains.

Using an arrangement of smooth, deltoid stones as stencils and a set of brushes that could easily have been borrowed from a Zen temple (one set is made from feathers, another, built to glide in wide strokes like a pushbroom, had to be dipped in a wooden trough of Cage's own design), they are characteristically quiet, understated, and whimsical.

Wide strokes with the brush will provide a smoother finish and show less brush marks once the paint has dried.

It's a question that Morris's collaborators are seeking to answer, by studying the potential barriers and facilitators of country-wide stroke unit reconfiguration.