Sentence examples for glossy superficial from inspiring English sources

And of course there are some minor films in the mix: the labored generational drama "The World Moves On" (1934); the glossy, superficial "Four Men and a Prayer" (1938); the grotesque, half-hearted "Tobacco Road" (1941); the lightly likable military comedy "When Willie Comes Marching Home" (1950).

If the theory is left in this simple form, it yields the result that glossy and superficial works and those containing nothing difficult or obscure are the best works of art.

Our glossy industry often provokes superficial criticism of models' weight and body image, but the fact is that most models' clout in their workplace is as tiny as their size-zero frames.

The movie that she's in is faux-glossy and truly corny, superficial, and banal.

At its most superficial, Brideshead Revisited is a glossy and glittering peek into a brief period of time that disappeared with World War II and at a place that Americans love to romanticize: upper-class England.

He knows that he represents a superficial China, one that can seem very glossy.

Glossy but resolutely small screen in its approach, this is a superficial piece of storytelling.

The later biblical and mythological subjects and the small, glossy portraits that made his reputation in his lifetime tend to be superficial despite their elegance.

But in spite of some thoughtful performances and a handsome sense of scale, the picture is, for the most part, as slick and superficial as a Marlboro advertisement on the back of a glossy magazine.

In clinical aesthetic medicine, epidermal or intradermal injection of hyaluronic acid is performed to obtain glossy and healthy skin (microinjections of hyaluronic acid, vitamins, minerals, and amino acids into the superficial layer of the skin) [ 15].

Like Hillary Clinton's scrunchies – which were much maligned by glossy, perma-tanned Republican commentators – Corbyn's clothing signals that he's got more on his mind than superficial appearances.