Sentence examples for sandpaper down from inspiring English sources

Most men's wear aims to sandpaper down your eccentricities.

"It would be a shame to sandpaper down what politicians say to avoid any offense".

Davis' voice has a crackle that years of gospel and jazz training couldn't sandpaper down, but it's an essential and idiosyncratic element of his cosmic house.

Under sterile conditions the localized area of skin was then abraded with sterile, coarse (#60) sandpaper down to the mid dermis, with complete removal of all epidermis and superficial dermis.

Let A.P.C. sandpaper down any eccentricity that might keep you out of the coven.

Older, more chipper songs — "Definition," "Get By" — fared better, but not by enough to sandpaper down the dissonance.

On "Art Star," it flip-flopped between a stiff, danceable groove and a primal scream, the sort of juxtaposition the band has sandpapered down over the years.

With a weak centre, the rough edges of policies are at least likely to be sandpapered down in the friction between departments and the grind of the parliamentary process.

"What I learned through it is that we aren't on this Earth to accumulate victories or trophies or experiences… but to be whittled and sandpapered down until what's left is who we truly are".

By the end of that first season, Jess's sharp angles had been sandpapered down a bit, but the show's second season, which concludes on Tuesday, represented a change in approach that has rescued "New Girl" from its whimsy and turned it into one of the most reliable and reliably affecting sitcoms on television.

I strongly believe that we are not put on this earth just to accumulate victories and trophies and avoid failures; but rather to be whittled and sandpapered down until what's left is who we truly are.