Sentence examples for veneer starts from inspiring English sources

It's then that the cute veneer starts to wear down to reveal the vapidity beneath.

But as the year progressed, the warm, fuzzy veneer started peeling.

"Criticising him is a bit like having a go at Cardinal Hume", he says, "but now the tide may be turning, the veneer starting to flake off".

But the ease with which writers have slammed Wildest Dreams seems to show Swift's polished veneer is starting to dull.

Those with money or flexible attitudes towards file-sharing should track down "As The Veneer Of Democracy Starts To Fade," one of producer Adrian Sherwood's most abusive encounters with a mixing desk.

On closer inspection, though, that veneer of mundanity starts to unravel: the couple, who have been together since 2001, are not married, live in their own brownstone, refer to each other as lover (at least Mr. Sarsgaard uses the term) and can often arrange their work schedules so that one of them is free to attend their child.

Since contact cement is so slip-resistant, they must be perfectly aligned on the first try Using maximum pressure, roll the veneer smooth by starting in the center and working out toward the edges using a veneer roller.

But the veneer is beginning to crack.

Yet human-rights workers agree that in recent months, under Mr Kadyrov's heavy hand, a thin veneer of normality had started to return to Chechnya.

Of course, patients aren't paying $1,600 to $2,500 per customized veneer (standard-issue ones start at $700) for an actual replica of their time-worn chompers.

Under the veneer of this you start to think about what is really happening at that time.