Sentence examples for looking so glossy from inspiring English sources
Q Our rhubarb leaves are looking so glossy and green this year that it seems a shame to throw them away.
They are working to produce and release tears slowly throughout the day to coat the surface of our eyes at all times, not just when we cry (think about it, that is why our eyes always look so glossy).
This glut of female collectors jostling for prominence is almost impossible to track, and not just because they look so much alike — glossy haired and glamorous, well preserved, and clad in next season's must-buy.
I mean, how can the lowly camera compete in the face of glossy physics simulations and virtual worlds that look so real as to be almost palpable?
No wonder estate agent Adrian looks so cheerful as he gives Ben Fogle a tour of a boringly glossy home that's on the market for £5m, and where the snug is "bigger than most people's houses".
They are at poles, which is why the Queen always looks so odd when photographed with real – I mean merited – popular heroes, unless they are the ordinary glossy Wasps.
Citing innovations in fabric — first, with the incorporation of metals into knits and wovens, and now with things that have been bonded, plastified and waxed — as his muse, Elbaz went on to show a collection full of texture (felted wool and fox), shine (sequins and coated cotton so glossy it looks wet) and stunning proportions (fly-away jackets and exaggerated, egg-shaped shoulders).
There are close-ups, but many are so glossy and stylized that they look like advertisements.
It's not as noticeable and not so glossy.
Those looking for glossy perfection might not be happy here.
