Sentence examples for lustrous material from inspiring English sources

The drapery A fringed shawl of a delicate and lustrous material has been draped to reflect the light.

Here he has created an interior of hard surfaces and lustrous materials, with a series of distinctive areas defined by imaginative elements: a bar with a deep red mahogany counter, fiberglass bar stools and reflective aluminum shelves; a raised area with a pool table reached by a ramp; and a silver wall concealing bathrooms with rococo floor-to-ceiling terrazzo and chandeliers.

But the combination of low-relief sculptural complexity and lustrous, plastic material is deeply satisfying to behold.

And while there have always been houses along the cemetery's edge, the new apartments, in some cases, are high-priced condominiums, complete with glass-tiled showers, stainless-steel kitchens and equally lustrous marketing materials.

Industrial glass, also called architectural glass, solid material that is normally lustrous and transparent in appearance and that shows great durability under exposure to the natural elements.

The heat of the inferno melted and fused its painted and plastered materials into a dense, lustrous abstraction.

The heat of the inferno melted and fused its painted and plastered materials into a dense, lustrous abstraction," Knight writes.

Their surfaces are beautiful and lustrous coated with pigments, gold and a layer of protective material.

The use of these heavy lustrous fabrics gradually altered the style of dress; the stiff, ornate materials lent themselves to a simpler cut with only a few folds to break up the often allover, large-motif designs.

But I'm struck, surveying my own favorites, by how many films relied on old-fashioned methods and materials: the grainy 16-millimeter of "Beasts of the Southern Wild"; the lustrous 65-millimeter of "The Master"; the burnished chiaroscuro of "Lincoln"; the meticulous framing and cutting of "Amour".

Wood tar pitch is a bright, lustrous substance containing resin acids; it is used chiefly in the manufacture of plastics and insulating materials and in caulking seams.