Sentence examples for relatively polished from inspiring English sources

You can prune, add, improve, re-work and re-word, and present a relatively polished finished product.

Such a pronounced shift in tastes coincides with, indeed reinforces, the return of a relatively polished, conservative cycle in fashion.

Mr. Forrester has become a relatively polished candidate in recent months, however, so he received a generally cordial welcome along the campaign trail.

To the extremes are the relatively polished renderings of garments and drapery and the sketched-in-charcoal grazing mule and sleeping dog at the right edge.

The mentor project, which last month finished its third season, has so far enlisted 10 such well-known playwrights, from Edward Albee to Alfred Uhry, to help develop 15 new but relatively polished playwrights and their plays.

Larry Engelgau, president of Management Recruiters of Portland in Oregon, a unit of the Cleveland-based Managementhatcruiters International, says that while most of the young people he sees are relatively polished, many are less than enthusiastic or even realistic.

The Linux interface that Acer currently uses is fine but it's a far cry from Android, so using the more-polished, relatively popular open source platform will certainly be a step up.

First, there's the hardware to nail: if Apple doesn't want a Google Glass-style failure on its hands, it'll need to create something that's both polished and (relatively) affordable.

In lines AN1, AN2, and AN3, Fe accumulation was relatively low in T2 polished rice seeds compared to T1 seeds (Figs. 1, 4, and 7).

Because of the relatively smooth variation of polished rod position with time a maximum of ten terms in the Fourier series are recommended by Gibbs (2012).

Rod torque is relatively simply found from the polished rod load recorded by the dynamometer, F t), and the torque factor, TF, derived from the crank angle, θ(t), using the formulas recommended in API Spec.