Usage examples (10)

• Cross were to realize their principle of pointilism, of which principle Seurat was to prove himself the most satisfactory creative exponent.
• It's a physically large and imposing work, and close up seems a little like a mixture of pointilism and impressionism; it's very emotionally powerful, and is both simple...
• Note the regal tones of Caesars Palace, the bountiful bouquet of Mandalay Place, the soft, almost abstract pointilism of Paris, all whispering, "gamble, gamble" just out...
• The party will rationalize this political pointilism as necessary to maintain power in hopes of finding opportunities to aim higher again down the road.