| Not only does its very concept paint a picture of happier days gone by, where a slower, simpler way of rural life was all the go. |
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| I think what she's trying to do is paint a picture of him more of a liberal. |
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| He doesn't criticize the definitions, he chooses instead to try to paint a picture of extremism where there isn't any. |
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| An article in the March 16 issue of the San Jose Mercury News begins to paint a picture of what California consumers will face. |
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| The snow-capped mountains, rolling hills and deep blue sky paint a picture no artist could draw. |
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| These articles paint a picture of a poor retired couple that have been very hard done by and are in need of protection from neighbours. |
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| The fun part was being able to paint a picture of my entire career through the eyes of others. |
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| The prosecution is really going all out to try to paint a picture of what his personality is all about. |
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| Government and health ministry officials try to paint a picture of the dengue epidemics as unpreventable natural disasters. |
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| He was simply trying to paint a picture of a possible or intelligible immaterial world. |
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| Stories paint a picture of a player who understands the meaning of teamwork. |
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| Labor ministers used their three Dorothy Dix questions to paint a picture of life under a coalition government. |
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| We must be careful, however, not to paint a picture of historical evidence that suggests that newspapers are the keystones of such documentation. |
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| It helped paint a picture in my mind where for a moment I drifted off in a dream of great adventures to come. |
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| Post-trial newspaper reports paint a picture of pathological mayhem, with medical experts disagreeing and changing their opinions. |
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| Media reports on youth crime and delinquency regularly paint a picture of undisciplined and dangerous young people with negative attitudes towards authority. |
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| The statistics paint a picture of munchers and snackers toiling over crumb-infested keyboards, surrounded by a sea of empty potato-chip bags and unfurled candy-bar wrappers. |
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| Finally, all household-related comparisons paint a picture that is quite distinct from one based on GDP per capita. |
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| Mr. Scott Simms: Can you comment on that a little further and just paint a picture of how it was? |
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| The result is that the answers described in this report paint a picture that is perhaps a bit brighter than it would be had everyone answered. |
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| The indicators presented in this paper paint a picture of everyday family and work balance in several European countries. |
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| Give the children paper and finger paint and ask them to paint a picture of a happy face. |
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| Given such a backdrop, it would be easy to paint a picture of doom and gloom. |
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| She routinely vastly inflates her statistics in order to paint a picture of ordinary families increasingly squeezed by circumstances beyond their control. |
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| If I could paint a picture it would be of me eating humble pie. |
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| You can paint a picture with your words, make your audience fly amongst the highest clouds, or drag them through the slimiest muck. |
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| Firsthand accounts from Sinjar paint a picture of withdrawal without a fight and without warning the local population. |
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| All that a definition sanctioned by the EU will do is paint a picture of vodka as something desirable. |
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| Todays census figures paint a picture of the failure to provide affordable housing to thousands of Canadians across the country, said Gazzard. |
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| The obvious inference is that this was done to paint a picture they considered favourable either to the Canadian government or to themselves. |
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| The team came up with the idea of inviting renowned Armagan to Sweden and to let him experience the new Volvo S60 and paint a picture of it. |
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| Let me paint a picture for you in Marine, Rail and Aviation and tell you what must be done on this important front. |
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| Before moving onto our plans for 2007, I would like to paint a picture for you of current trends in the specialty pharmaceutical industry, and in particular Axcan's strengths in the face of these challenges. |
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| No newspaper could ever paint a picture terrible enough. |
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| After each book she wrote she would paint a picture. |
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| You paint a picture until they get to the wire. |
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| Find out who they truly are by combining demographics with psychographics to paint a picture of the segments of people your company serves. |
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| You were trying to paint a picture and got a spot on the canvas. |
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| Together, these findings paint a picture of a dynamic, adaptable brain that is ever changing, ever responding to our experiences and our surroundings. |
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| Such characterizations of our current system paint a picture that the doctrine of phenetics is embedded into our current system. |
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| What I would like to do today is paint a picture of Francophone vitality in Canada: vitality of the language of Molière and Tremblay, and also of the French speaking communities that stretch from one ocean to the other. |
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| With Monday's budget speech and the follow-up spin control true to form, the Conservative government is again trying to paint a picture of itself that has nothing to do with the reality that lurks behind its public facade. |
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| The answers paint a picture of program participation, as well as opinions and attitudes about the various activities, which can help highlight weaknesses in the program's operations. |
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| The government has tried to paint a picture today that this investigation and the court case have gone along full of federal financial resources and without a bump in the road. |
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| The Crumbling state of health care in North Korea draws on interviews with North Koreans and health workers to paint a picture of barely-functioning hospitals void of medicines and epidemics brought on by malnutrition. |
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| While this can provide very useful information, the drawback is that the government may not be sufficiently self-critical or may try to paint a picture that is rosier than warranted. |
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| I wanted to take a picture of this, paint a picture of this. |
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| In the clinical opinion of experts, the compilation of all these factors in five-year blocks and the assigning of a specific risk rating for the severity of the problems paint a picture of the burden borne by the individual. |
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| Basically, through each of them, Environment Canada stated that recent media releases are inaccurate and paint a picture that is not as bad as it seems. |
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| The lyrics ultimately paint a picture of dystopia, the inevitable result of a world devoid of empathy and compassion, answering the question posed in the opening lines. |
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