Sentence examples for a refined quality from inspiring English sources

Karen O said she chose him to direct because "there's almost a refined quality about his work where at the end it almost seems like airtight, like he can take you out there, but you feel shepherded, like someone responsible is driving you, and I felt like that quality about him would be good to have in something that was so wildly experimental".

In "Addiction," they experiment with a refined atmospheric quality over the course of a seven minute cut.

Ditto, I suppose, Concerto Köln's recording (Das Alte Werk/Teldec/Warner) Michael Hofstetter's recording (Orfeo) I have not heard or heard much about… This Gramophone review suggests that their "refined quality of the sound enhances the 'fairy music' quality of some of the writing", which L'Orfeo decidedly – thankfully – doesn't.

The precision and refined quality of work are in line with the spiritual realm of work like Muslim and Shaker works.

This noetic quality of the universe -- that every leaf "knows" when to fall in the autumn, that every atom "knows" how to organize itself -- is, for the Kabbalists, the most refined quality of the manifested world.

Tip leakage vortex (TLV) in an axial flow pump was simulated by using the shear-stress transport (SST) k ω turbulence model with a refined high-quality structured grid at different flow rate conditions.

To make playful little collages out of junk that convey the refined qualities of jewelry while being heroic is quite a trick (Kimmelman).

(How easy it is to forget that Wilkinson was just as much of an artist as Williams, when his penchant for making defensive hits, born of a belief in a moral obligation to his team-mates, came to obscure the more refined qualities of his play).

The base is the refined qualities of Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven.

"Her bags manage to be both timeless and trendy, and have a refined sense of quality and craftsmanship," Chapellu says. 5. Clients can indulge in a session with a personal stylist at Stylist Privé.

There's Lila (Beth Dixon), a refined actress whose qualities have been habitually underappreciated.