Sentence examples for sheen away from inspiring English sources
This unusual, perhaps unprecedented step acknowledged the contributions of both women, who appear naked in several sex scenes, but it also took some auteur sheen away from Mr. Kechiche, suggesting that the jury had engaged in intense back-room negotiations.
If this "took some auteur sheen away from Mr. Kechiche," as Manohla Dargis wrote, you wouldn't have known: the red carpet was witness to a symphony of happy symmetry as the established Léa Seydoux, twenty-eight, and the newcomer Adèle Exarchopoulos, nineteen, flanked their director and kissed him.
"I don't want to take any sheen or shine away from theterrific game of rugby we've just witnessed," he said, adding that his only immediate plans concern surgery to a knee problem that is a legacy of his playing days.
Though viewers may not tune in out of love for Mr. Sheen, they may come away liking him.
He wanted to strip away the sheen – but director Ben Wheatley layers it all back on.
And everyone goes for Revitalizing Drops, for sheen and to take away frizz, $22.50.
But the painful pictures, shot by their colleagues, of medics fighting to save Hetherington and Hondros strip away that sheen and reminds us of the high price some pay.
No doubt the portentous discussions of Queeg's possibly aberrant mind — the word paranoid is sprinkled through the dialogue like an exotic seasoning — seemed revelatory too, peeling away the sheen of patriotic postwar flag-waving to reveal the boiling tensions of military life.
iPad 2 and its expanded AirPlay capabilities will be popular among those of us who already are shifting away from Sheen reruns to NetFlix and socially-chosen series.
The real test of Obama's second term will be the extent to which he is able to rise to that challenge, to complete his agenda and secure his legacy, even as the sheen of symbolism wears away.
It's the most common story in the world, and it strips away the sheen of his exceptionalism, trading in his genius for something much more real.
