Sentence examples for Very lustrous from inspiring English sources

As many as 20 French polishers rubbed in layers of shellac, a natural insect resin, which Parker says "fills in the grain of the wood, resulting in a very lustrous surface".

The eyes are dark in color, very large, bold and prominent, globular in shape, soft and solicitous in expression, very lustrous, and, when excited, full of fire.

Its songs are smoke thick and oozy, and while Ms. Adu never appears to be working very hard, her voice is lustrous, spreading out smoothly over the band's trancelike R&B and stoic rock.

Miller says as a young man he found the idea of "just acting", of famous people "being lustrous and strangely charismatic" very attractive.

The casting of iron components was initially very difficult due to the formation of lustrous carbon defects on the surface and subsurface carbonaceous inclusions, which were only revealed on machining.

While complimenting it as "a harmless film diversion", Stephen Hunter said that "the movie has the lustrous, glossy look of the very best in children's book illustrations".

Antimony is a lustrous, silvery, bluish white solid that is very brittle and has a flaky texture.

Flipping your hair is a very feminine action, as it draws attention to your lustrous locks.

And it is their very thinness — the impression they give of being a mere lustrous coating, a film — that makes them beautiful.

You get funny accents, puppets and balloons, and a lustrous array of costumes, that last virtue by now very much a Globe norm.

The bulb gave off a lustrous white light, but the computer readout showed a spectral composition very different from the incandescent's: a little bit of blue, more green and yellow and a tall peak of red — a combination engineered, according to Lumileds scientists, to the eye's sensitivities.