Sentence examples for so cosmetic from inspiring English sources
"You've got to research, ladies – it's your body here!" This was 1997, so cosmetic surgery was not as prevalent as it is now.
So cosmetic manufacturers are offering a less fussy and gooey alternative: chapstick-like lip tints, with a waxy consistency and pared down packaging.
So cosmetic media reforms won't alter these hardened perceptions.
And so another cosmetic must-have is added to the 21st-century girl's list.
A college student I spoke to defined the term for me as a person who has had so much cosmetic alteration that he or she "looks unnatural and arouses repulsion".
A common social embarrassment in California, it's reported, is meeting a former friend after a long gap and failing to recognise them because they've had so much cosmetic surgery.
The court-ordered disclosures by Samsung's lawyers show its breakdown for shipments to carriers and retailers – though not end-user sales or levels of returns – for devices that Apple claims infringe a number of its US patents or bear so much cosmetic, rather than functional, resemblance that they infringe its "trade dress".
So is cosmetic dentistry.
There are so many cosmetic options out there that require no downtime at all and most men simply want a quick fix.
For better consumer information, the small quantity exception should be amended so that cosmetic products should be labelled and classified regularly, also when they are sold in smaller packages.
