Sentence examples for polished mood from inspiring English sources

Tapping into the polished mood of the fall season, and perhaps a little bit of the glam Diane von Furstenberg vibe from her show on Sunday, Mr. Jacobs sent out a romp of 1970s prints, teased hair, red-wine colors and spongy wool pants (for guys and girls) that also recalled his spring 2011 main line collection, the one that was a tribute to Jodie Foster in "Taxi Driver".

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

With Joel hammering piano keys as hard and fast as Eddie Van Halen ever tapped his frets, the polished, turn-on-a-die mood-swings of Prelude put the group through their paces early on, a virtuoso overture that can't decide if it wants to be Vince Guaraldi's droll score for the Peanuts cartoons or a barrelhouse version of Emerson Lake & Palmer's Fanfare for the Common Man, and is fine with that.

In the polished first part of the concert the mood was reverential, the vocal performances impeccable but expressively buttoned up.

The real-world mood -- a kind of polished bohemianism, full of interest -- and the movie mood matched, which is Sofia's way.

SLIDE SHOW The designer Marc Jacobs has marched to his own baton, pivoting, when the mood took him, on a polished heel.

But the orchestra was at its best in a piece outside its usual territory: a polished, reasonably swinging rendering of "In the Mood," the Glenn Miller-Joe Garland classic, with a lively demonstration of the Lindy Hop by two dancers, Brian Lucky Skillen and Lisa Casper.

This is a polished production with a sleek hotel-suite set by C. Murdock Lucas, fine sound design by Steve Brown and mood-enhancing lighting design by Jorge Arroyo.

Polished but relaxed.

No polished shoes.

Add highly polished boots.