Demuth

[ dih-mooth ]

noun

1. Charles, 1883–1935, U.S. painter and illustrator.

Example Sentences

In contrast with sustainable Indigenous whaling practices in the seas around the Bering Strait, Demuth notes, commercial whalers were after the whales’ oil to light consumers’ homes.

From Popular-Science

A decade later, here's the striking postscript to DeMuth's paper.

From The Daily Beast

No wonder, DeMuth concluded back in 2004, that governors reach the presidency so much more often.

From The Daily Beast

Hudson Institute Distinguished Fellow Christopher DeMuth will moderate the discussion.

From The Daily Beast

Over the next 20 years, DeMuth built AEI into the most important think tank Washington had ever seen.

From The Daily Beast

But DeMuth wanted to resume the writing he had sacrificed in order to raise the funds to support the work of others.

From The Daily Beast

With Charles Demuth water-color painting steps up into the true condition of ideas followed by experience.

From Project Gutenberg

We cannot thank God enough that we are all well, only Mrs. Demuth is always sea-sick when the wind rises.

From Project Gutenberg

But demuth signifies "a likeness," or "the perfectness of an image."

From Project Gutenberg