Sentence examples similar to more polished language from inspiring English sources
The "cultural gap" may just be that Western Europeans are more polished in the language of tolerance, while in reality being equally intolerant.
The new Grill feels darker and more polished: polished wood, polished silver, polished people.
Not until about the 8th or 9th century—later in some parts did it strike them that Classical Latin was perceptibly a different language, rather than merely a more polished, cultured version of their own.
A distinguished war veteran and widely praised former chief of police, he has said that he would welcome dialogue with America and believes Iran can defend its principles at a lower cost than it currently pays.Many conservatives, alarmed by the president's erratic policy and language, would prefer to see a more polished and experienced administrator in power.
Overall, Todoist added some useful features, such as natural language processing, and made the web interface more polished.
Notorious (1946) was much more polished.
Periscope certainly looks more polished.
Nowadays it faces rather more polished rivals.
"The work is more polished.
"It seems a little more polished.
