Sentence examples for slightly dewy from inspiring English sources

Unfolded, it appeared to be little more than patted-down masa, slightly dewy.

It also had a slightly dewy finish, so matte enthusiasts beware.

For the Costello Tagliapietra runway show yesterday, Ryoke gave the models' faces a slightly dewy finish by first wetting the sponge with mineral water.

One like Clean and Clear "Morning Burst" moisturizer will add a slightly dewy complexion to your skin before you start applying makeup.

As portrayed with slightly nutsy, dewy-eyed enthusiasm by Annette O'Toole, Dottie is someone you know you'll never meet.

Your mother can be somewhat dewy-eyed".

Rossum went for a casual-glam hair and makeup for the 2015 BNP Paribas Open with slightly undone waves, dewy skin and melon lipstick.

Princess Grace herself is played by Nicole Kidman, wafting around the Palace with dewy-eyed features and slightly parted lips which make her look like a grown-up Bambi after a couple of cocktails, suddenly remembering his mother's violent death in the forest.

Other appealing possibilities included a skewer of crisped eggplant slices, stacked with tomato, cheese and dewy baby arugula; sweet but slightly bland octopus perked up by grilled fennel and olive; and a refreshing strawberry apple salad that needed only a tad more Gorgonzola for balance.

You have your classic Edward Westonudesle nudes, your darkly brooding Nan Goldinudesle nudes, your provocative and slightly grotesque Helmut Newton-style nudes, and, well, your creamy, dewy, sun-dappled, narcotized David Hamiltonudesle nudes.

Although berries early in the season are known for their size, and late ones for their intensity, nearly all blueberries achieve an easy balance of sweet and tart, a dewy, baritone berryness with a suggestion of cinnamon and a slightly tannic finish.