Sentence examples for age of elegance from inspiring English sources
PRINCETON "Mir Iskusstva: Russia's Age of Elegance".
Let's face facts: We are not living in an age of elegance.
It's the kind of dress women wore in the 30s and 40s, the age of elegance.
The Regency period – the so-called Age of Elegance – was also the era of riots.
Pentagram did not try to hark back to air travel's lost age of elegance.
"Mir Iskusstva: Russia's Age of Elegance," Princeton University Art Museum, through June 11.
And in this age of casual elegance, they have rarely gotten along so well.
The rattle and splash of anticipation in a lowball glass, the purr of mohair from a tuxedo in ballroom glide, and the bruising inflection of the word "man" bespeak a vanished age of forced elegance and rigid distinctions that Cassavetes's own art simultaneously embodies and shatters.
All of these cultivate an air of elegance.
His death breaks a link to a golden age of 20th-century elegance, in the clothes he created for Audrey Hepburn, Jackie Kennedy and their chic contemporaries.
Maybe it's that they represent the L.A. we long for in movies, harking back to a semi-mythical gilded age of glamour and elegance -- exactly the same qualities newlyweds look for when seeking wedding photo ops.
