Sentence examples for glossy term from inspiring English sources

Many are paid below £21,000, many work unpaid overtime to cover for gaps in the service caused by so-called 'efficiency savings' that is merely a glossy term for job cuts".

"Shopping your closet" is the glossy magazine term invented about the same time as "Recessionista" – when stylists were desperately looking to put a glamorous-sounding spin on the very unglamorous practice of reining it in.

The title now sells more than 700,000 copies a month, making it by far the market-leading glossy in terms of volume.

And while the Romney campaign has swiftly dismissed questions about his religion as inappropriate and irrelevant, it may seem that much of the media have tiptoed around this topic and have discussed the LDS church in glossy, broad terms.

In old-fashioned, aesthetic terms, his glossy, color pictures of modern housing projects in Turkish cities under moody, gray skies are beautiful.

This is appropriate, since "Maria del Bosco" translates the siren call of glossy materialism into the splintered terms of Mr. Foreman's shifting dreamscape.

Scrambling a vast and witty assortment of visual and aural references, "Maria del Bosco" translates the siren call of glossy materialism into the splintered terms of Mr. Foreman's shifting dreamscape.

In these DH lines there was clear segregation in terms of the glossy phenotype.

In this context the term "enamel" describes the glossy, porcelain-like finish of the dried paint: a brushless surface appearance was desired in most cases.

And the Academy can go through different moods -- recall for instance, its tendency to favor glossy but somewhat vapid films like "Terms of Endearment" during parts of the 1980s.

Beauty is the third most successful industry on Instagram in terms of interactions, replacing old glossy magazines with Instagram communities, swapping and sharing tips and asking questions.