Sentence examples for bit elegant from inspiring English sources

Prial found it rich, and also a bit elegant.

The life contemplative may sound a bit elegant in a democracy, but actually it is the guts of the whole thing.

A cropped black wool jacket over a black hooded sweater, with wide black wool trousers, ought to connect with an urban audience also looking for something a little bit elegant.

Perhaps the Dutch system could be a bit more elegant.

Tony was always a bit more elegant than his crew, it behooved a boss of his stature.

A red-velvet-bedecked bit of elegant fantaisie, this bar on a quiet street in the Old Town attracts its share of colorful characters.

The sedan version, which I did not drive, managed to look a bit more elegant than its hatchback sibling, and its cargo space, although not as tall as the hatchback's, was much larger than I expected it to be.

And Parker Posey is Meg Swan, half of a tightly wound yuppie couple who take Beatrice (who is every bit as elegant as William Wegman's models) to their psychotherapist because the dog saw the couple having sex.

A neat-looking portfolio seems a bit more elegant as an add-on.

In this regard, CarPlay succeeds, but it could be a bit more elegant.

"The technology is not revolutionary, but it makes the implementation a bit more elegant," Lake said.