Sentence examples for high-gloss image from inspiring English sources

Graphic limitations of the Web can make it hard for designers to get across the high-gloss image that is vital to preserving "their brand equity," explained Evie Black Dykema, an analyst with Forrester Research, a research firm in Cambridge, Mass.

In Cambridge, a city so eager to embrace same-sex weddings that its clerk's office will open its doors at midnight, the Charles Hotel (reception starting price: about $20,000) is also relying on its high-gloss image, along with some subtle marketing (it donated a wedding at a fund-raiser for a local gay health center).

Another standout is the translation of one of Fred Tomaselli's high-gloss images of two birds among some trees.

The Web has changed our economy of images: no longer can high-gloss images in newspapers or magazines monopolize the news.

While the band likes electronic toys (and it profits from the global star system they make possible), the songs seem to wish for something more substantial than high-gloss images.

Elad Lassry, a sought-after Los Angeles photographer who is sometimes described as a post-Pictures Generation artist, makes brightly colored, high-gloss images that can appear to leave little distance between the commercial and the analytical.

Color print; 17x14 image matted to 18.25x15.5 inches. 2 high-gloss color prints; 5x11 images matted together to 18.25x15.5 inches. 2 black-and-white gelatin silver prints; 9x10 images matted together to 15.5x18.25 inches.

High-gloss color print; 13x19 image matted to 15.5x18.25 inches.

The book features high-gloss, close-up photographs of images from the natural world on pages opposite the verse.

The show on her TV looks like a high-gloss soap opera, but other images start leaking through: buildings burning, policemen swarming and protesters being bludgeoned.

But in a nation where more than half the people live in poverty, voters seemed disgusted by the high-gloss campaigns, saying they were full of images and lacked ideas.