Sentences with GLOSS

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Sentences

"She applied lip gloss before leaving the house."

"He spent hours polishing his car to a high gloss."

"The sun reflected off the gloss of the freshly waxed floor."

"The new furniture had a sleek gloss finish."

"I always prefer matte paint over gloss for my walls."

"The makeup artist gave her lips a shiny gloss."

"The teacher asked the students to read the gloss for better understanding."

"The company's annual report was filled with jargon and technical gloss."

"The politician tried to put a positive gloss on his failures."

"The new smartphone has a fingerprint-resistant gloss back."

"I couldn't decide between the matte or gloss photo finish."

"The artist used a clear gloss to protect the painted surface."

"Her hair had a healthy gloss after using the new shampoo."

"The fashion magazine published a gloss on the latest trends."

"The book included a gloss of unfamiliar words at the end."

"She applied a layer of gloss to her lips."

"The magazine had a shiny gloss on its cover."

"The painter used a clear gloss to protect the painting."

"The car's body had a smooth gloss after it was waxed."

"I love the glossy look of ceramic tiles with a high gloss finish."

"The makeup artist used a lip gloss to give her a shiny pout."

"The new furniture had a beautiful gloss that enhanced its appearance."

"He carefully read the gloss of the contract to understand its terms."

"She carefully glossed over the controversial part of her speech."

"He was too tired to fully gloss over the details of the report."

"The company tried to gloss over the fact that they had lost a major client."

"The politician tried to gloss over his criminal past."

"He tried to gloss over his mistake by offering an apology."

"The presenter tried to gloss over the technical difficulties during the live broadcast."

"She quickly glossed over the main points of the presentation."

"The teacher glossed over the difficult concepts, assuming the students already knew them."

"The reporter glossed over the details of the accident in her news article."

"He attempted to gloss over his lack of experience by exaggerating his qualifications."