Examples of 'paint what' in a sentence
Meaning of "paint what"
paint what - This phrase seems to be incomplete or ambiguous. It could potentially refer to a request for someone to describe or depict something in detail using words, similar to how an artist might paint a picture
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Paint what you saw in the war.
Maybe we should paint what we do not see.
I paint what interests me personally and what.
I prefer not to paint what everyone else does.
Paint what you know about.
You only paint what you see.
Paint what breaks your heart.
I wanted to paint what peace feels like.
Paint what you see and as you see it.
Imitators who paint what he painted.
I paint what the ocean feels.
You say we paint what we see.
I paint what inspires me in the moment.
Forgers who paint what he painted.
I paint what speaks to me about real life experiences.
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At last he could paint what he felt.
Just paint what you are told to paint.
I asked for you to paint what you see.
You paint what you love.
Magritte does not paint what he sees.
You paint what you dream.
You need a new place to paint what you want.
Just paint what you see.
There is no point in asking the artist to paint what you want.
I could not paint what was in my imagination.
The Bolognese do not like this idea that you simply paint what you see.
Just paint what you feel.
I want to be free to paint what I like.
You paint what you want.
The prehistoric artist did not paint what he saw but what he knew.
I paint what makes me happy.
You can also paint what you want.
Paint what is real to you.
I do not want to paint what everyone else tells me to.
The people I work for just want me to paint what is there.
I no longer paint what people would like to see.
Paris is full of asses who will not let me paint what I see.
Most artists paint what their eyes see.
Paint what you see, what is familiar to you.
He has to paint what he feels.
I paint what cannot be photographed, that which comes from.
Perhaps it is paint what we see.
I paint what needs to be painted.
We do not paint what we see.
I paint what gives me pleasure.
And they then draw or paint what they have received.
I paint what they are.
You are saying that Alex should paint what people want him to paint.
Artists paint what the public has an appetite for.
I want to paint What.
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