Sentence examples similar to deeper polishing from inspiring English sources

The sides of the skull show a deep polish that may have formed from repeated handling of the skull after it was defleshed.

Considering Chicago's deep Polish roots, this one's going to go over well.

We recolor, which is deeper than polishing.

After months in the diplomatic deep freeze, Polish foreign policy has thawed.

Perhaps the only truly original local genre has its roots deep in Polish folk music.

More than 30 concerts and other events are taking place, that are an opportunity to take a deeper look into Polish contemporary culture.

It is not mere épater les bourgeois – Polish visual arts challenge society on a much deeper level than Polish film or literature.

Poniatowski was an "enlightened" Polish magnate who had been a deputy to several Sejms between 1750 and 1764 and had a deeper understanding of Polish politics than previous monarchs.

Jeremy Steele, A black-face man from Palo Alto, California, was equally offended: "what Harry Connick Junior doesn't understand is that black-face isn't just a show we put on for his benefit, it's an entire culture, with very deep roots, and even deeper jars of shoe-polish," Mr. James said.

Lake Hańcza is the deepest of all Polish lakes (354 feet [108 metres]).

The Katyn Massacre left a deep scar in Polish-Soviet relations during the remainder of the war and afterward.