Sentence examples for polished pieces from inspiring English sources
The most polished pieces on Elections '08 are short documentaries produced by the History Channel.
Ailey's wariness is evident in "Memoria," one of his less polished pieces.
She writes with a stringent delicacy about sickness and marriage in "Fantastic Voyage," one of the more polished pieces in the collection.
He used to make shiny, highly polished pieces that gleamed like prerecession bling, or a Manhattan skyscraper built before the crash.
The Whistles jacquard pencil skirt and a silk shirt-dress from Topshop Boutique are effortlessly polished pieces that will march you into the new season in style.
Ms. Daddario hadn't met the designer before, she said, but she had been picking up a thing or two regarding "more sophisticated, polished pieces" and was "branching out into color," like the red lace dress she was wearing.
Duane Hopkins's Bypass provided a stylish, polished (perhaps too polished) piece of homegrown miserabilism, casting George MacKay as a sickly petty criminal with a kit-bag full of troubles.
He replaced the back cover of his iPhone with a custom-engraved, polished piece of walnut.
He thought he saw something white, as though a polished piece of bone were protruding.
The most polished piece of build-up from Villarreal had come in the 18th minute.
"The art that receives the most response is something that offers a little more to chew on than just being a polished piece".
