Sentence examples similar to polished sentiment from inspiring English sources
The new Grill feels darker and more polished: polished wood, polished silver, polished people.
Always in touch with his inner nerd, he blurts out simple songs with candid sentiments, determined not to become too polished.
But as you watch the well-oiled, highly polished 10-actor ensemble, led by James Naughton and Richard Thomas, you're likely to find yourself echoing the sentiments of a government functionary caught up in the surge of tension and relief in a closely fought voting session.
Trek Life says: "Oddisee's range and ability to produce songs that fit into a variety of genres has always been one of the reasons for his success, whether it's producing a track with artistic sentiments and irregular rhythms, or making a classic grimy boom bap track, or even a polished commercial gem".
In particular, Mark Booth questions "why, in this carefully polished writing.... are the lines sometimes relatively hard to read for their paraphrasable sense?" Arthur Sherbo disagreed with this sentiment strongly and claims the Hymns "are more than mere hack work, tossed off with speed and indifference.
Add highly polished boots.
Everything is smart, clean, polished.
