Sentence examples for gloss of from inspiring English sources

Why, lip gloss, of course.

Front-loading even acquired a gloss of political correctness.

A gloss of sweat materialized on his fingertips.

His push lacks the gloss of Mr. Bloomberg's campaigns.

It all rather takes the gloss of England's Six Nations.

They include beneath the gloss of its top-notch global companies a fragile industrial middle.

The gloss of Manhattan is traded for the mild grit of Brooklyn's more affordable neighborhoods.

Despite the gloss of off-track friendliness between teammates, most have been at each other's throats.

The melodrama factor is heightened by many alcoholic outbursts and by the gloss of affluence.

Ramaphosa, as a Venda, would contribute a light gloss of diversity.

But when its presented in court, it's often presented with the gloss of science.