Sentence examples for polished facade from inspiring English sources

There is also a rough quality to the excellent Kirov Chorus; with round, Russian-tinged vowels bringing a warmth and depth to its dramatic reading, it conveys throughout a sense of many human voices rather than a single polished facade.

These (albeit successful) attempts by businesspeople like Natalia Rose and Jenna Jones to legitimize what is a polished facade for an eating disorder are utterly appalling; as women they should be ashamed.

Surrounded by some of Sydney's most expensive real estate, where foreign tourists mill about and snap photos of the Harbour Bridge and Opera House, it is an incongruous smudge of black protest on a rigorously polished facade.

A fundamental problem here is that we don't — not when their polished facades are in place, and not when a river of expensive wine exposes their true colors.

The essence of Hitchcock's smartest thriller is distilled into a snappy animated sequence, with credits moving smoothly into place on the polished facades of skyscrapers: and finishing with Hitchcock himself running for a bus.

We compare our own messy, imperfect worlds to others' polished facades, and inevitably we come up short.

It is the shady private side of Ms. Soares -- not her polished public facade -- that we want to know more about.

Underneath the polished and primped facade of oft-prize winning perfection lurk many ideas that could be recreated at home for next to nothing or indeed (in my case) for free.

It's the only facade not polished and gleaming with brass and mahogany like most of the other places on Market Street in LoDo.

The facade is of polished granite and precast concrete in two colors.

CHANCES are if you are driving around Los Angeles and pass a slick concrete facade with bamboo fronds, polished pebbles and expensive cars out front, Dodd Mitchell designed it.