Sentence examples for a finer quality of from inspiring English sources

Strictly speaking, vellum is a finer quality of parchment prepared from calf skins, but the terms have been used interchangeably since the Middle Ages.

The obtained results allow us to weigh up and emphasise the importance of an attractive landscape to the perception of a finer quality of wine.

That's because, he points out, the results show, in essence, that being physically fit "compresses the time" that someone is likely to spend being debilitated during old age, leaving the earlier post-retirement years free of serious illness and, at least potentially, imbued with a finer quality of life.

And although some houses are more materially luxurious the linens and the glassware in the Gooise houses are of a finer quality than those in the other houses, for instance the cost to the resident is the same: the life styles are not supposed to be aspirational.

A finer quality dosage is needed and I don't know if a better method is out there".

But watch him slip onto the stage and dart, surge and amble at City Center this week, including the dark "Banquet of Vultures" (Sunday night and Tuesday), and you see someone with a gift for cutting through space with diamond-sharp clarity, his transparency giving the dances the finer quality of things seen through water.

Cotton manufactures of the coarsest quality shall be subjected to a duty of 60 per cent., those of finer quality to 40 or 50 .9.

Pewter with little or no lead is of finer quality, and alloys that include antimony and bismuth are more durable and brighter of sheen.

Lee Minshull, president of Lee Minshull Rare Coins, agreed that finer quality coins are scarce.

In the TIME cover, however, its finer quality and detailing now lends it the ascetic feel of a skull cap.

"The definition of luxury has stayed the same; it's associated with finer quality, more comfort, more beautiful things.