Sentence examples for aggressive elegance from inspiring English sources
Cut-paper picture frames, flags, shields, medallions and curtains made of differently colored papers, layered or delicately taped together, in black, yellow and fluorescent pink, simulate draped fabric and dense viny tendrils -- creating ornate, frilly traceries of humble luxury and aggressive elegance.
Formula 1 cars are supposed to be the epitome of aggressive elegance, masterpieces in combining aesthetics with purpose, the ultimate expression of beauty through performance, right?
As the Detroit sound became a mainstay of the European rave scene (the neo-psychedelic subculture based around ecstasy-fueled all-night dance parties), white producers took the music in a harder-edged direction, replacing its dreamy elegance with aggressive riffs and druggy sample textures.
This aggressive approach to memoir can't match the elegance of Strayed's work, but at least it's novel.
Hall never experimented with wah-wah pedals or feedback, however; he stayed true to his own voice and his own style, exemplifying taste, patience, and elegance on an instrument increasingly associated with aggressive musical fireworks.
The aggressive opulence of 21st-century capital coexists, somewhat awkwardly, with an older, aristocratic elegance.
What's more, his emphasis on "elegance" and the "pleasurable" ruled out in advance the vehement tones and aggressive dissonance of some modernists, and he told Marsalis, "Art is about form.
Exterior styling gives you the aggressive look you've come to expect from BMW, with just a hint of refined elegance.
