Sentence examples for soft lustre from inspiring English sources
From ancient times ivory has been considered an article of luxury because of its qualities of fine grain, creamy light colour, smooth texture, and soft lustre.
This type of metalware, admired for its soft, glowing, gray lustre, was principally used in making utensils and vessels for the preparation, serving, and eating of food.
Rubidium is the second most reactive metal and is very soft, with a silvery-white lustre.
When the gilding is completed, the leaf-covered area is pounced with a wad of soft cotton to burnish the gold to a high lustre.
Strontium is a soft metal like lead and, when freshly cut, has a silvery lustre.
It may seem odd to hear the chorus observe of Sweeney that "his voice was soft and his manner mild" since Terfel's tones have a heroic lustre.
All are rather soft, ductile, malleable, and sectile; gold, silver, and copper serve as excellent conductors of electricity and heat and exhibit metallic lustre and hackly fracture.
It has since lost lustre.
One hundred lustre colors effects.
Japan, sadly, has lost its lustre.
