Sentence examples for polished remarks from inspiring English sources

Djokovic spoke first during the trophy ceremony and gave his typically poised and polished remarks about how much this title meant to Murray and all the pressure that he knew Murray had faced in trying to become the first British champion since in 77 years.

What happens after that, who can say?" Jeff Danzinger, who recently resigned as California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's speechwriter, penned Mr. Armstrong's election night remarks, a polished 10-minute speech.

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

Based on Gumbel's remarks over the years, I quietly suspect that beneath the polished, articulate demeanor lies a Black Panther always waiting to happen.

Mr. Santos, 61, dressed in a dark jacket with a light blue tie, spoke in a moderate tone as he gave a characteristically polished address that included new details about the talks, which he announced last week in brief remarks.

As the subjects reminisce about their lives and their work in polished paragraphs studded with homey anecdotes, you marvel at how carefully prepared and edited their remarks appear to be.

In remarks that at times resembled a comedy roast, Clinton unleashed a torrent of polished one-liners to attack Trump's policies and character, suggesting Trump might start a nuclear war if elected to the White House simply because "somebody got under his very thin skin".

Creem magazine's Robert Christgau said that the polished sound reproduction retains their raw qualities, particularly with Johansen's vocals and Nolan's drumming, and remarked that Rundgren "should be ashamed Shadow Morton has gotten more out of the Dolls than they can give us live on any but their best nights".

No polished shoes.

Polished but relaxed.

Add highly polished boots.