Sentence examples for lack of gloss from inspiring English sources
Her ad campaigns for Celine are shot by Juergen Teller – among the most ground-breaking photographers of that era with a comparative lack of gloss and a focus unflinchingly directed towards the product.
When games play well, they don't age, whatever their lack of gloss.
The lack of marketing gloss on Sanders is hard to overstate.
The lack of drainage was glossed over in the rush to develop the land with irrigation.
But for the most part, her movies are notably lacking in the kind of gloss that advances careers in Hollywood.
In cases like that of Newlove, which, rightly, caused public anger, the lack of evidence has been glossed over.
If you want, Apply a light shade of gloss.
His push lacks the gloss of Mr. Bloomberg's campaigns.
Governor Bush's image, lacking the gloss of Hollywood authenticity Mr. Reagan brought to his even more improbable down-home gestures, has a tendency to betray itself, said Anne Hollander, author of "Sex and Suits: The Evolution of Modern Dress" (Knopf, 1994).
That gloss, and the lack of shame about it, instantly set Blink-182 apart from the other crossover punk of the era.
The young Blair resorted to spin to gloss over a lack of substance; one must conclude the old Brown is deploying spin to disguise his absence of 'vision'vision
