Cotman

/ ˈkɒtmən /

noun

1. CotmanJohn Sell17821842MEnglishARTS AND CRAFTS: painterARTS AND CRAFTS: etcher John Sell. 1782–1842, English landscape watercolourist and etcher

Example Sentences

I’ll speak instead of Cotman’s high dialect and lewd lyricism, of how his fashioning of character voices is superbly disciplined, lit from within, while his lyricism is the realm of bawdy jokes and opacity, a kind of literary trolling.

From New York Times

Karen Russell’s cover blurb praises Cotman as “a synthesizer … of lewd dialect and high lyricism.”

From New York Times

Cotman and Nita Cash fear this could be the final straw.

From Washington Times

Though only a few residents of the suburban neighborhoods on the other side of Sliding Hill have mentioned those issues in public meetings over the past six months, Cotman, McKinley and Cash said their neighbors across Sliding Hill Road also have something to lose.

From Washington Times

Cotman questioned whether the company would keep its word if remains are found.

From Washington Times