(1) Do you think the Academy is really hip to how great Gosford Park is, or do they just like it's patina of British upper-crust respectability?

(2) It will thrive with absolutely no care whatsoever, and over time will develop a patina of silver gray as it ages.

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(4) It only appears here to give a misleading patina of bilingualism to my blog.

(5) Poised along the stream are a pair of coyote sculptures cut from sheet metal and allowed to develop a rusty patina .

(6) Or choose from hand-hewn barn beams and pole rafters, rich in character and historic detail with a beautiful aged, natural patina .

(7) The dining room's French fruitwood table, dating from the 1860s, plays off the patina of the original plank floors.

(8) Another way to conjure a time and place is with wood furniture that has patina .

(9) The buildings, like the bridge, will weather and change over time and gradually acquire the patina of use and common history.

(10) The series is tinged with that otherworldly patina that makes anime special.

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(12) There were no real hard hedges to it, but a kind of luxurious patina that drew the listener into his unique world as if by stealth.

(13) He carries the patina of old money and good breeding

(14) Unlike leather goods and fine wood that develop a desirable patina and texture with age, the effect is less than appealing when it's staring back at you from the mirror.

(15) Hand rubbing develops patina on silver which adds to its beauty.

(16) Her body once again shone with a patina of emotion.

(17) Over time, the copper acquires an attractive patina .

(18) Trims were gilded and every bit of wood showing polished to a patina like glass.

(19) By and large, people prefer their copper and brass polished, so some evidence of age, offered by the patina which is so helpful in identifying genuinely old articles of pewter, is not always available for copper and brass.

(20) His experimental nature has not diminished and continues to explore in bronze casting and developing patina .