Sentence examples for modern veneer from inspiring English sources

GOOD ATMOSPHERE -- The restaurant's casual country chic has a modern veneer.

An array of vibrant colours and oversized, abstract characters cover Kelburn, bringing a thoroughly modern veneer to the 13th-century building.

At the same time, though, this ideological rigidity is also a clue to the significance of this celebration: It is the ruling party's reminder to its own people and the outside world that it has, underneath its modern veneer, a raw instinct to preserve its prerogatives.

Lurking beneath her work's sleek, modern veneer is a desire for a world enhanced by biotechnology.

The track, which features English singer Karen Harding, has a shiny, modern veneer and is admittedly more pop-house than it is old-school disco from its progenitor, but as he told Entertainment Weekly upon its release: "My goal is to make music that will make people want to dance, nothing else".

And what better way to re-cast a centuries-old idea with a shiny modern veneer than an app? "The majority of Indonesians tend to rely on access to instant and easy information they find on the internet," explained Iklilah Muzayyanah, an expert in Islam and gender studies at the University of Indonesia.

Blue Hill's current snack menu, tailored for the restaurant's bar and terrace, features tiny tomato burgers and miniature corn dogs, with modern veneers and delicious underpinnings.

By way of its modern Americana veneer, Bewitching Me emerges as a cousin to the recent commercially popular and critically acclaimed Lost On The River (2014) collection: an extraordinary archival based endeavor produced by T Bone Burnett which set new music to a recently recovered cache of hand-written Bob Dylan lyrics circa 1966-67.

Here are images of the city, which has become a magnet for young people throughout Europe, imbuing the Irish capital with a modern and international veneer.

The city's compact center, at the mouth of the River Liffey, has become a magnet for young people throughout Europe, imbuing the Irish capital with a modern and international veneer.

And primitive norms lurk not far below the veneer of modern living.