Sentence examples for more shine from inspiring English sources

A 2008 arrest in Nebraska for driving under the influence removed more shine from the story.

CAN South Africa put more shine on the diamonds that it mines?

Triangular mirrored panels adorned swimsuits and tops; yet more shine came from metallic bronze shorts and silver shifts.

Her hair had more shine than it used to have, and her smile, which he had never actually seen before, seemed positively to shower him with delight.

"Spots are magnified, wrinkles show more, shine becomes hot spots, texture shows more as well as bumps and imperfection," Jeanine Lobell, a celebrity makeup artist, told me by e-mail.

Her being up against Leon Bridges, the talented Texan whose debut sounds excavated from a 60s cache of soul sides, and D'Angelo, the legendarily reclusive funk genius whose Black Messiah should really have been given more shine in the Big Four categories, means that a victory for her is a long shot, but it's long overdue.

He said he could think more shining lenses!" When asked about their hardest times in America, they deflect the question.

Let me just say that if each of us becomes a cargiver this Christmas, there will be a lot more shining faces this New Year in Detroit.

But this is "such a muted, smoothly textured swatch of British nostalgia, you feel no qualms about languishing in its 'Masterpiece Theater' vision of a safer, more shining path" (Stephen Holden).

Penrose Studios has been one of the more shining stars in the narrative-based VR content space.

This?" Thankfully, there are more shining lights of wisdom, leadership and talent emerging in the trans community to push back against the ahistorical and selfish voices.