Sentence examples for much gloss from inspiring English sources

But let's not put too much gloss on it.

A single interception did not take too much gloss off his performance.

Despite some famous pictures, however, the overall impression is like the '70s itself: too much gloss and too little substance.

If Joetta is intense, she said she has had to be to survive in her sport; Hazel never had to fight for the college scholarships or the big-money shoe deals that now give professional sports so much gloss.

Because too much gloss might spook some recruiters, several of the bigger production companies, including Student-Athlete Showcase, White Mountain Sports and the California-based College Recruiting Group, have found a visual style somewhere between home video and N.F.L. Films.

Christel Loar from PopMatters found the album similar to Light Years and Fever and commended the production, opining that while "dance pop with this much gloss and unabashed glee is relegated to the realms of guilty pleasure", Aphrodite is "is that rare representation of perfect production that is just pleasure, pure and simple".

There is too much glossing over of reality and I know as a woman growing up in this world and struggling with my own body, that we need to see more images of real people.

Just be careful not to put too much lip gloss on--a lot of lip gloss can be very sticky.

Yes, there's still too much aural gloss for a real sense of intimacy to be communicated.

Mr Young's appointment is a PR gimmick to try and put some much needed gloss over their abysmal performance," she said.

(Did Rip van Winkle run the firm?) The heroines worried about wearing too much lip gloss to the office; let's assume that by now women have won the fight to be lawyers while wearing lip gloss at the very same time.