dauber

1 He has talent, great talent, while the rest of us are but daubers.

2 It was outrageous, the way they acted last night; the noise they made in that dauber's studio.

3 Ignorance and bad taste had other daubers in their pay.

4 The one I know—a clumsy dauber in a smudgy world.'

5 When Cyrus Glover was informed that his daughter intended to marry a dauber in paints, he started for Paris on ten hours' notice.

6 “Well, that’s the end of that,” Bonnie said, capping the green dauber and placing it in her furry white bingo bag.

7 A dancing-girl, who had not much to do, deigned to grant the little Flemish dauber, the favor of sitting for her portrait.

8 I ask you to show yourself to these people as a serious and thoughtful fellow, and not as a mere dauber of canvas and scraper of fiddles.

9 Well, it does seem wonderful to me that unknown theatrical daubers should know so much more of nature than the public for whom they paint.

10 Benjamin H. D. Buchloh, a leading art theorist, labeled them “ciphers of regression” — insignificant, backward daubers who would soon disappear.

11 I am the "presumptuous dauber" of the critics—despised by my creditors—emphatically a failure throughout.'

12 Everywhere else the dauber's brush had been at work.

13 Admission is $35, which includes bingo games, a neon dauber and a chili dinner.

14 So, buckle up, grab your virtual daubers, and join us for a thrilling ride.

15 "Lofty and moral creations don't sell in times like these," gravely replied the old dauber.

16 With daubers, though, and wretched copyists who would pass off copies as originals, I have nothing to do.

17 Course, it’s his hair, and if he wants to train it to stand up on top like a clothes brush or a blacking dauber, who am I that should curl the lip of scorn?

18 “Even after the blocked punt the demeanor on the sideline was outstanding — offense, defense, special teams, nobody was hanging their daubers.”

19 You rascally dauber," old Beelzebub cries, "Take heed how you wrong me, again!

20 There is a tradition that Titian expelled this scholar from his academy, saying of the dyer's son, that 'he would never be anything but a dauber.'

1 泥水匠

plasterer

2 勇气

game heart spirit metal sand pepper nerve gut spine dare courage grit pluck hardiness mettle spunk pecker gameness intestinal fortitude cojones gits ball strength bottle stomach temper starch backbone valor moxie corazon a stout heart

3 拙劣的画家

daubster dabster

4 精神

internal mental spiritual inner psychological psychic incorporeal bezazz go form mind heart spirit soul youth steam zip gut genius courage ginger mentality mercury morale spirituality psyche psycho gimp mettle nous pith vigour spunk mickey pecker esprit pneuma mens geist puissance pushiness pneumato- psycho- inner man unfleshly incorporate interior ghostly immaterial supersensible unphysical unbodied supersensual phren- psych- life ambition savvy stamina inward ethos Psyche Geist sensorium