Sentence examples for a sort of gloss from inspiring English sources
'Wanting' and 'liking' reactions are actively generated by neural systems that paint the desire or pleasure onto the sensation — as a sort of gloss painted on the sight, smell or taste".
'Wanting' and 'liking' reactions are actively generated by neural systems that paint the desire or pleasure onto the sensation** **as a sort of gloss painted on the sight, smell or taste".
Much of the media picked up we'd had the "deep state" involved in the game, partly because we used Chris Mullins' book A Very British Coup as a sort of gloss on it.
A favorite maxim was "Eat what you kill" — a sort of Ted Nugent gloss on Tom Peters.
There was a sort of Dostoevskian gloss to him, the redeemed criminal, and Dostoevsky was on Wallace's mind.
The other thing that immediately sets the handset apart from its predecessor at first glance is the new "Jet Black" finish – a sort of piano gloss that's every bit as shiny in-person as the company led us to believe from the Bill Graham Civic Center stage earlier today.
As Anna Marlis Burgard says in her introduction to the graphic novels, "America, between the 1950s and early 1960s, was itself a sort of 'twilight zone'" — prosperity glossing over social injustice and the threat of war.
This sort of gloss is then sometimes taken by modern scholarship as an indication of an odd type of pragmatism in Dharmakīrti, as if what particular things are is just what they are used for by mankind.
In Van Gaal's defence, he is currently without summer signings Luke Shaw and Ander Herrera through injury and they would surely have put some sort of gloss on this insipid performance.
For now, though, I just sort of gloss over the fact that I took them with him.
