Sentence examples for glossy masters from inspiring English sources

I for one welcome our glossy masters.

Photogrammetry is deft at capturing sculptural form, but it is less suited to recording the glossy surface of Old Master paintings the glare caused by a flash results in errors.

In fact, he may be America's only famous living composer of classical music — the single one who would draw nods of recognition (or irritation) if you were to start waving eight-by-ten glossies of modern-music masters at passersby in Times Square.

In fact, he may be America's only famous living composer of classical music the single one who would draw nods of recognition (or irritation) if you were to start waving eight-by-ten glossies of modern-music masters at passersby in Times Square.

Mr. Salle's uninhibited attitude toward appropriation also left its mark; Ms. Malcolm's pieces at Bookstein include bits of old masters ripped out of glossy art magazines.

Superior to the glossy 1956 remake.

North of the river, in the West End, Polish painter Wilhelm Sasnal is a master of many different styles – flat, glossy, abstract, chalky, slick or pop – bound together by a unique way of seeing.

Fork-tailed drongos, glossy black African songbirds with ruby-colored eyes, are the avian kingdom's masters of deception.

His glossy new book begins with a roster of extremely basic — and useful — master recipes, like Risotto of Almost Anything and Creamy Any Vegetable Soup, and goes on to simplified versions of Southern classics.

Classic stories are revisited by writers hundreds of years apart; an image in an old master painting inspires a contemporary riff; a Jane Austen novel becomes a glossy popular movie.

At Kingsway, glossy brochures for a new religious seminar promise advice on "how to be entrepreneurs," "mastering your finances" and "managing your relationships".