Sentence examples for is gloss from inspiring English sources
noun
A surface shine or luster/lustre
What it can't quite do is gloss over the preposterous centre-stage presence of its 61-year-old star.
The back of the phone is gloss black and the volume buttons are chrome and the headphone socket isn't recessed.
Since pixel values in the subtraction image can clearly be classified into two groups, one is gloss and another is dark noise, we obtain the glossy area by applying Otsu's thresholding method [ 13].
"I don't like glossy covers," Bloomfield said of her cookbook pet peeves; her book is gloss-free.
The music itself – previously described as having an "off-kilter, it-girl sound" – is gloss-pop ramped up by turbo synths and attitude-laden lyrics ("If we don't fuck this whole thing up, I guarantee I will blow your mind," she sings before blowing a big kiss).
However, the key writer Shepard is glossing is himself.
The rivalry with Pepsi is glossed over: "We don't mention the P-word".
The role played by Deng, later to become China's paramount leader, is glossed over.
In the Marber version, the backstory is glossed into a few oblique, albeit well-turned lines.
But many Japanese believe that he is glossing over problems at the plant.
His seven-year ban on talking to the BBC is glossed over in a page.
