sheen

At Jezebel, Jia Tolentino said the regimented, precision-edged sheen of the same concert tour made her think of Swift as “an animated mannequin, a Rockette on XR Adderall.”

The icy sheen on sidewalks and driveways makes the mere act of walking extremely hazardous.

They’ll likely lose a few followers after the sheen wears off.

If you took away the sheen of HBO, the nudity and the British setting, much of “Industry’s” sudsiness would have been right at home in a prime-time Shondaland slot at ABC in recent years.

Made of strong ceramic and glazed with a metallic gold sheen, this is a mug that commands attention even before you notice the embedded Infinity Stones.

Like labradorite the sheen is visible only when the stone is held at a certain angle.

It was about ten minutes later that Sheen, approaching the waterside in quest of his boat, found no boat there.

At the far end of this courtyard a shadowy pavilion arose, culled from the Stygian gloom by the sheen of the lightnings.

Here are the baskets wherein I gather the sheen of the moon and the glimmer of the sun.

Beneath its sheen a huge white-topped breaker, twenty feet high or more, was rushing on to us.