Sentence examples for cosmetic attention from inspiring English sources

Now it is St. Barbara's turn, and Lord knows she can use some cosmetic attention.

Novelists now regularly get cosmetic attention for their teeth (Martin Amis is excused, because his really were a medical necessity).

The story behind Cronkite's reputation as the most trusted man in America has also required some cosmetic attention.

Happy to be on screen mainly in the UK and Australia, I was able to confine any cosmetic attention to my person within the bounds of normality.

On a recent Today Show, media expert Donny Deutsch said men are visiting salons for all sorts of cosmetic attention -- from hair coloring, pedicures, manicures and even waxing -- but few are owning up to it.

Avoid beauty and cosmetic care products.

Women of color have grown into a powerful consumer market and hair, skincare and cosmetic companies paid attention, providing more choices for a broader range of customers and expanding the definition of beauty.

If there was anything remarkable in what he said, it's only that the Vatican's public-relations crew still hasn't found a way to keep the pope from making cosmetic missteps that distract attention from his message.

Ingredients labelled with poorly translated English can leave shoppers baffled.A few Asian grocery chains have caught on, opening stores in more diverse suburbs, paying attention to cosmetic niceties, and marketing more widely.

Dr. Richey, the Chico, Calif., dermatologist, said that in his practice, the attention to cosmetic patients had no bearing on the treatment of medical patients; he maintains daily walk-in slots for medical patients with urgent skin problems, and many of his patients visit both sides of his practice.

His hairline is receding, and, if one had to guess, he has, over the years, in the face of high-def scrutiny and the fight against time, enjoined the expensive attentions of cosmetic and dental practitioners.