Sentence examples for a slick appearance from inspiring English sources

The keyboard controller, which is included with the Revue, looks a little large for couch potatoes, but otherwise has a slick appearance.

It has a slick appearance that resembles the "Metro" user interface Microsoft first started using with its Windows Phone 7 operating system — a collection of tiles that suck photos, e-mails and other information from the Web and displays them on the Windows 8 home screen.

Wax has been a staple of contemporary artmaking at least since Jasper Johns used it in the 1960's, but usually to produce an opaque, slick appearance.

It's a satisfying experience and a big reason why the iPhone maintains its slick appearance.

But the elusiveness of greasies (named for their slick appearance, not their taste) is more than just a personal problem for Milton.

THINK LOCAL Despite Lugano's slick appearance, its residents are all about the outdoors, be it boating, biking or hiking.

Yet in spite of its slick appearance, Deshayes's work is always ready to remind us of the human factor.

The video below shows how Perich's previous project 1 Bit Music and this one work, but the sound and video quality don't do the tracks on the new one or it's slick appearance justice.

These criteria are flexible, they say, because most sites were not made by professional Web designers but by "librarians and archivists, re-enactors and preservationists, students and educators -- people more interested in the Civil War than in slick appearances or sophisticated menus".

Paul Wellens, the other veteran of the current team who grew up two minutes' walk from the ground, made a more immediate impact on his 374th Saints appearance, supporting a slick left-wing move to score the opening try inside three minutes – having had a smart, sensible haircut to mark this special occasion entirely in keeping for one of the most grounded characters in the game.

Certainly, when the Mustang made its first appearance it was distinctive; a slick and sporty little coupe, and a matching convertible, at a time when Detroit carmakers were best known for hulking family sedans.