Sentence examples for kind of polish from inspiring English sources
In both his hatred of Communism and his distaste for the vulgar consumerism of the West, the Pope speaks and writes like a certain kind of Polish intellectual.
"But he said," holding out his hands, "they put a different kind of polish on each one of my nails, so you could choose".
Ms. Meyer and Mr. Beck played the piece with the kind of polish, focus and excitement that you would expect in a firmly settled repertory piece.
A former pro wrestler and movie actor, Ventura may have been new to politics, but he swept into the arena with a rare kind of polish and charisma.
Garmin's top domestic model is smooth, fast and good-looking, showing the kind of polish you can achieve when you've been playing the G.P.S. game for years.
It may be that a Web-driven culture of irony latches onto the movie lines for something other than brilliance, or is downright allergic to the kind of polish that was once applied to the best bits of dialogue.
The features for the three kinds of polishing path are listed in Table 1.
"It was pretty much what we've been saying, he just kind of needed polish," Mattingly said.
All you are going to need for this is any kind of nail polish, and tape!
Don't use any kind of metal polish on your clarinet, it's bad for the keys.
Don't use any kind of metal polish (unless the clarinet is all metal, ie: silver) or other substance on your instrument, except for key oil and cork grease.
