Use of the word impressionist in a sentence example

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There are good impressionists in India. [Please select]

Thus it results that Japanese poems are, for the most part, impressionist; they suggest a great deal more than they actually express. [Please select]

But Degas is hardly an impressionist at all. [Please select]

Simplicity--or rather discrimination of vision--is the trademark of the true Post-Impressionist. [Please select]

The impressionist has set himself a definite task, and he has succeeded. [Please select]

He made a bad impressionist, a thoroughly bad imitator of Keene's success with impressionism. [Please select]

4, "Write a life of Lady Jane Grey," she proceeded to treat the subject in as post-impressionist a manner as possible. [Please select]

He obtained cloud studies and marines which would have interested a Post-Impressionist, but upon trousers they seemed out of place. [Please select]

What will they care whether you built railroads or painted impressionist pictures. [Please select]

Their paintings were quiet in coloring and were executed with broad strokes in an impressionist style. [Please select]

Technically, of course, the impressionist's relations are extremely just--not exquisite, but exquisitely just. [Please select]

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