Sentence examples for more gloss from inspiring English sources

A landslide Labor victory in a Queensland state election on February 7th added more gloss.

Recent arrivals have brought a bit more gloss to the market, and further gentrification is bound to follow.

"Smash" may be a risky bid for NBC, but it's very clearly a network series, with more gloss than grit.

Eagles 30-48 Vikings Matt Asiata takes in his third touchdown of the day, as Minnesota put even more gloss on this victory over Philadelphia.

If lip palettes were last year's holiday beauty bauble of choice, this season, cosmetic counters are offering less mess and more gloss with lip color sets.

By Douglas Morea The New Yorker, September 25 , 1971P. 52 There's more gloss in the sad perfection of her death View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy By Jia Tolentino.

Whether Australia still has the courage it once had, or whether it has simply become the United Arab Emirates of the west, content to roll on for a decade or two more glossing over its fundamental problems while brown coal and fracked gas continues to keep the country afloat, remains to be seen.

Less ridiculous Republican candidates with more learning gloss over it.

This might be correct, but perhaps these words can withstand another, slightly more skeptical, gloss.

Miss McCain, for her part, has attempted to put a marginally more sympathetic gloss on things.

Serial and The Jinx put a slightly more highbrow gloss on the subject.