Sentence examples for could be polished from inspiring English sources
Traditionally, candidates repeated stump speeches so frequently that, as Herbert Hoover noted, "paragraphs could be polished up, epigrams used again and again, and eloquence invented by repeated tryouts".
The difficulty of maintaining a high level of poetic intensity may account for the preference for short verse forms that could be polished with perfectionist care.
It aimed to find rough-diamond young cricket players who could be polished up into baseball stars back in the US.
Hard enough to strike sparks on contact with steel, it had a mat finish after firing but could be polished and faceted, making it ideal for imitating antique and Renaissance objects.
They next ask questions about any aspects they found confusing and then offer suggestions about aspects that could be polished or revised.
Baltic amber could be polished, clarified, shaped and molded into almost any form of ornament or jewel, and was turning up as far afield as Asia Minor and the tomb of Tutankhamen.
It's clear that little thought went into the content, and that a game that is hugely ambitious and successful already on multiple other fronts was simply packaged up into a "VR experience" to ride the wave (probably taking important hours away from important and talented dev team members that could be polishing the game proper).
Besides, we also found that the surface with screw dislocations could not be polished completely by CMP due to the crystal distortion energy, and a hard polishing pad could remove scratches more effectively than a soft one.
This sensitivity meant that the surface could not be polished flat.
And yet, of course, at the same time, I was being spat on and defined and described and limited, and could have been polished off with no effort whatever.
