Sentence examples for polished line from inspiring English sources

It gives a polished line to a blazer, and it would look adorable layered under sweaters or a dress.

Sounding like a one-man Mumford & Sons, Australia's Vance Joy certainly does a polished line in earnest acoustic folk-rock.

It was a characteristically polished line — Mr. Dervis is a former Turkish cabinet minister — but the truth is that the Brookings event was a sign of the recent sea change in the U.S. public discourse about income inequality.

But, although this a comedy of confusion and mistaken identity of place, the good nature that endeared Goldsmith to his contemporaries shines through every polished line of the piece.

The unspun Mr Corbyn repudiates the polished "lines to take" style of politics of the Blair/Mandelson years.

He does, however, rail against what he terms the "Herbert von Karajanisation" of Mozart, which renders his music into elegant polished lines of untouchable beauty that can only be enjoyed in the opera house or concert hall.

Data show that, the Polished lines of the steel surface are observed before exposure to the corrosive medium (Fig. 16a) while the damage of its surface after immersion in 1 M HCl due to the dissolution is seen in Fig. 16b.

Bernie lacked all these polished lines.

Co-executive producer Christy Karacas's unique art style also proved laborious for them in that it provided "very clean polished lines" over more organic drawings.

Most stainless steel will have a polished finish with short, directional polish lines.

Six floors down, polished glasses line the shelves of the hotel's piano bar.