Sentence examples for so glossy that from inspiring English sources

"The Leeds programme has a team‑sheet so glossy that it is impossible to write on it," Hopps wrote.

Every Christmas, Mr. Melcarne makes large molded centerpieces of white, milk or dark chocolate that are rich in detail and so glossy that they appear to be painted.

Each of the seven mirrors referred to in the title is actually an elliptically shaped, skateboard-size — or, in one case, round — panel of red cedar colorfully stained to bring out the grain and covered by a coat of clear resin so glossy that you can see yourself in it.

The buttercup is so glossy that if held at the right angle, it reflects sunlight onto human skin, like a mirror.

His music is so glossy and skewed that it was first called stuff like "aquacrunk" and "purple wow" – genres for music that couldn't be described – before he then honed his craft on stunning, ever-peaking tracks like All Nite and Triadzzz.

There are close-ups, but many are so glossy and stylized that they look like advertisements.

Further, it "appears so glossy and rich that I am always tempted to test its consistency by stabbing an index finger into it, and the resulting stain lingers as long as the empurpled digits of patriotic Iraqi voters".

One, theoretical: This source material is archaeology for them, and rich turf — sexy and neutered, sweet and numbing, a Xanadu and a Waterloo, a cultural moment so glossy and alienated that it requires no true emotional response.

With a magnetic cast of crooks and cops, it's mindless hot-rodding entertainment, a film so glossy and impersonal that you will sympathize more with the cars than the people (Mitchell).

With a magnetic cast of crooks and cops, it's mindless hot-rodding entertainment for those who love car chases with vintage autos, a film so glossy and impersonal that you will sympathize more with the cars than the people (Mitchell).

"Don't paint a picture that is so glossy and so rosy," Mr. Rosenberg says.