Sentence examples for polished expression from inspiring English sources

At times, Staley's value system seems perverse: the raw thought being prized over the polished expression.

It seems an echo of Monticello's larger, more polished expression of that ideal.

He cared above all for polished expression; he is said to have taken 10 years in the composition of the "Panegyric," and a man who could expend effort on such showpieces of oratory as the "Encomium of Helen" (390) clearly had little of real intellectual importance to say.

Blow-dry for a more polished look.

Leighton has a very polished, bronzed look.

To evaluate rhGCase expression levels in polished seed, serial extracts were diluited 1 100 in ELISA dilution buffer and analyzed separately.

The new Grill feels darker and more polished: polished wood, polished silver, polished people.

Over the course of an hour, my efforts to break through the polished façade are met with expressions of kindly tolerance.

Marked by civil peace and prosperity, the age reached its highest literary expression in poetry, a polished and sophisticated verse generally addressed to a patron or to the emperor Augustus and dealing with themes of patriotism, love, and nature.

The import process of the CEL files contained RMA normalization (robust multi-chip average) including background correction, quantile normalization across all arrays and median polished summarization based on log transformed expression values.

Sandals with polished toenails complete the look.