Sheen used in a sentence

Sheen in a sentence as a noun

Start with very few features and polish to a pristine sheen.

A boycott is supposed to carry a sheen of justice, and this suggests at least a nod towards being fair.

One massive shortcoming is the app situation on Windows platform, which takes the sheen off this tablet.

There is a whole world of knowledge behind TED's glossy sheen, and that world is found by looking up original sources.

The whole album has a clear, crisp sound, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gives the songs a big boost.

Google's design aesthetic typically eschews gradients, sheen, highlights and shadows in favor of a flatter, cleaner look and feel.

If you scratch away the Marxist sheen, which some people will find toxic at first glance, he has a few basic themes which are pretty hard to argue with:Modern capitalism has failed to keep everyone employed.

"However, they've consistently lowered the free usage tier to being a fraction of what it once was, they're now charging a ton more with their instance-hour model compared to the old CPU based model, a bit of the reliability/scaling sheen has worn off as it's had problems, other competitors have been aggressively entering this space, and you still have to alter your apps specifically for their architecture.