It's the depth and shine of the wood veneers on so many surfaces.
These semi's are great for adding a subtle hint of color, achieving depth and shine and even covering grays.
All of the AARPsters bring depth and shine to the show; while Phyllis and Ben and Buddy and Sally curse the darkness, their elders add some necessary light.
Sometimes the whiteness grinned from the navy-blue depth of an Australian night, sometimes it shone from the aching gold of a dirt track in the back of beyond.
This paper documents the design principles, strategies and architecture of SHINE (http://shine.rm.ingv.it/), a web-based application for determining the maximum horizontal compressive stress orientation.
The chef, Robert Stehling, makes a burger, studded with green onion, celery and parsley, that stands out for its unorthodox use of cornbread crumbs and lemon zest, as well as for its depth of flavor -- the clear shrimp taste shines through layers of aromatics.
In The Shining, the camera's depth of focus adds to the sense that there must be a grand directorial plan at work: every object burns with significance.
Williams would advise Obama to demonstrate that he has a greater depth of knowledge on the topic of foreign policy and shine a light on Romney's deficits.
You want the savoury depth of the sausages, their lengthy pork flavour, the sweetness of their juices to shine through.
To capture these images requires a lens with a shallow depth of field such as a macro or telephoto lens and perfectly arranging the shot so only the right colors shine through.
It's tender with tremendous depth of flavor — there's coffee, orange juice and booze in it — and the taste of honey shines through.
