Sentence examples for little polished from inspiring English sources

Every one of Whistler's communications reads like a little polished mirror, designed to dazzle and deflect the spectator's eye outwards.

When Sparks was in Virginia, he rummaged around, and asked, but didn't find out much, except that Mary Washington was "little polished by education," and "remarkable for taking good care of her ducks and chickens".

The car slid down a ramp into a cavernous basement garage; we rode an elevator up one floor and emerged into a hallway that was dimly lit and furnished like a living room, with upholstered straight-backed chairs and little polished tables and mirrors and rugs.

Or you could go for something a little more polished, like a goatee and mustache combo or a refined chin strip or soul patch.

"It seems a little more polished.

Dropbox also feels a little more polished than Box, probably because of its unfussy visual design.

If anything, Mr. Forrester may have been a little too polished, and a little too eager.

Are the results a little too polished, too ingenious, too "done"?

"He looks like a little more polished pitcher," Manager Jerry Manuel said of Niese.

Yet the upbeat PR was a little too polished in the context of the campaign.

Bistro Twenty-Two is a little jewel, polished by Brian Galvin's honey-glazed chicken, roasted cod and fragrant bread pudding.