Sentence examples for much varnish from inspiring English sources

She spoke the truth, bluntly, directly, and without much varnish".

In delivering the keynote address at the Republican National Convention, Mr. Christie demonstrated his trademark bluntness — crediting his mother for teaching him how to speak "without much varnish" — but he did not lash out in personal ways at Mr. Obama, hardly mentioning the president by name.

Don't inhale too much varnish.

Never dip your brush into the varnish more than 1/3 of its length; if you get too much varnish on the brush, the varnish will drip onto the handle and on your hands.

Perhaps a 33 53 % reduction in worsening of dmfs/dmft is a reasonable estimate of how much fluoride varnishes could achieve in a deprived population in the West of Scotland.

Without a pigment it forms a clear varnish much used in furniture finishing.

Do not mix in too much water to varnish.

The mark was there on the table, where the statue had been; the varnish was much darker, like a badge — "Something Used to Be Here".

Laura: I think the pirates grooming habits are SO far from mine, I am much more chipped nail varnish and biscuit crumbs!

Both differences may be accounted for by the much younger age of the architectural varnish compared to varnish deposits formed over glacial to geological time frames.

So must Brailsford, whose unwillingness to create a women's squad at Team Sky lies behind much of the support for Varnish's act of revenge.