Sentence examples for wider brush from inspiring English sources

(Could Picasso still paint with a wider brush?

Both went on brilliantly (though those hoping for a new wider brush will be disappointed) and dried unusually quickly.

A second, wider brush stroke appears, sometimes reinforcing a pose, as in a drawing of an infant absorbed in his navel, but more often winding around the body or weaving between figure and ground.

(Could Picasso still paint with a wider brush? Could Baryshnikov dance in hiking boots?) Federer acknowledged that his game is visually appealing — he prefers "showman" to "artist" — but insisted that this is incidental.

Apple has a new patent application published today by the USPTO (via AppleInsider), which details a stylus with a nib that can be extended to take advantage of multi-touch capabilities for a wider brush stroke, and that has built-in light sensors so that it can act as essentially an eye-dropper tool for the real world, capturing colors from physical objects to use in digital painting.

and go to a wider brush as you gain control.

"We just can't paint blame with a wide brush".

It looked like someone had slapped his chest with a wide brush of black paint.

Paintings made of wide brush strokes executed in gridded order on raw canvas exemplify tension between action and restraint.

Ann Craven's paintings of the moon, limned with spiraling strokes of a wide brush, hang in a central corridor.

"My fear is, because of Sept. 11 and the wide brush we've been willing to paint Muslims with, he will not get that".