Sentence examples for too polished from inspiring English sources
Duane Hopkins's Bypass provided a stylish, polished (perhaps too polished) piece of homegrown miserabilism, casting George MacKay as a sickly petty criminal with a kit-bag full of troubles.
What's the problem?" That you are insincere and too polished.
Gracepoint's Gunn was a little brittle and too polished, even in her civvies.
His chairs aren't too polished, and have the honesty of objects made simply by hand.
His music has always seemed too polished and pleasant to hang anything on it.
Are the results a little too polished, too ingenious, too "done"?
Yet the upbeat PR was a little too polished in the context of the campaign.
If anything, Mr. Forrester may have been a little too polished, and a little too eager.
They have the feel of being too carefully contrived and too polished and therefore come across as insincere.
Although she has a distaste for anything too polished or arranged, her work has an intimate, vernacular allure.
Yet the new left on both sides of the Atlantic eschews anything too polished or media-friendly.
