Sentence examples for appealing elegance from inspiring English sources
They have an undeniably appealing elegance, but one misses the insouciant wit that Mr. Murado has previously displayed.
The pianist was Christian Zacharias, who played the solo line with an appealing elegance and transparency of texture.
Mr. Blomstedt's pacing and attention to structural detail had an appealing elegance; but when Beethoven let loose -- in the Allegro vivace of the opening movement for example -- Mr. Blomstedt let the music's adrenaline take over.
It would certainly seem as if justifying Hume's Principle would involve appealing to "the elegance and convenience which the hypothesis brings to the containing bodies of laws and data," i.e., to our best overall theory of the world, precisely as Quine claimed (§3.4).
While appealing for their elegance, the QLV model and its descendants are not able to capture the complex mechanical properties of passive eye muscles.
Ms. Frecon's paintings have a sleek, modern elegance and could be translated into appealing tapestries or rugs.
Matthew Polenzani, the appealing lyric tenor, stayed in character yet sang with elegance as Klaus the Jester.
He cited a 1917 article in The Architectural Record in which the clubhouse design, by Cross & Cross, was described as appealing to those "who like the effects of quiet breeding, traditional elegance, of considered good taste".
The cast is pretty appealing (David Portillo as Pedrillo, Norman Reinhardt as Belmonte, Rachele Gilmore as Blonde, Jane Archibald as a radiant Konstanze) and attacks ensembles with vigour and arias with the kind of breezy elegance that makes easy work of fiendish stuff.
