Sentence examples for too glossy from inspiring English sources

Likewise, a "Rite of Spring," in Philadelphia, was a shade too glossy, lacking inner tension.

Yes, because, especially in a department store, there is nothing too glossy or intimidating about the offering.

In that case, she suggested, opt for lip tones that are light to moderate in color saturation, providing contrast to facial skin, but not being too glossy.

Radio Times writer Claire Webb said Food Glorious Food was "too cheesy", widely-derided as a Bake-Off clone, and The Taste "too glossy".

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Goldenballs had signed for LA Galaxy so the Beckham clan upped sticks, but Queen Wag Victoria was just too glossy, groomed and high-maintenance.

A too-glossy surface shuts out interest the way lamination repels water.

The interior fares better, though the hard plastic upper dash and flat, slippery seats — with too-glossy leather and ineffectual lumbar support — don't uphold the luxury vibe.

So too were glossy slices of lightly peppered seared tuna.

Matt O'Leary for Virgin Media complimented "Homeless" as well as "I Will Be", and wrote that when the emphasis is laid purely on the singer's vocals without too much "glossy production trappings", her "uniqueness is allowed to shine".

I've seen the best minds of my generation fucked until payday because they went hard on too many Glossier on the third of the month.