Sentence examples for Sounds elegant from inspiring English sources

It certainly sounds elegant.

In French it always sounds elegant, even if the ingredients are humble.

Pete Rock's drum programming had a really natural feel, like jazz; it sounds elegant but tough.

This sounds elegant, and it occasionally works: in Britain, a handful of high-profile cases have been solved using familial search.

Mr. Buckley increases the difficulty with a few SAT-type words, like TANTARAS (those are trumpet blares) and GALANTINE, which sounds elegant but is actually a relative of head cheese.

It was not something that had ever been seen before in formal written French, and its strangeness has been lost in the most common translation, "Swann's Way," which sounds elegant, even a little fusty, but does not convey the slangy vernacular of the original.

It sounded elegant and adult.

His burnished baritone sounded elegant throughout, with admirable attention given to nuances of phrasing, dynamics and color.

My mother gave those names to me because 'Jamy' couldn't be shortened, and 'Ian' sounded elegant and English somehow, high class.

They sounded elegant and subtle, or fantastical, or basic and rugged and good, but, for one reason or another, not reproducible in my own kitchen today.

A lot of guys want to be edge or whatever, but I want the trumpet to sound beautiful.When we hit the stage we go crazy and do all the macho cha cha, but when I do it on records I want it to sound pretty, I want it to sound elegant.