Embedded in the paper discs are intimations of more paper; many are printed with little bits of music, elegant cursive, scribbled diagrams and calligraphic, maybe Arabic script.
It is an elegant bit of marketing genius, making diners feel great about spending so much money on dinner.
These hackers — computer scientists call an elegant bit of programming a hack — are mostly people who entered M.I.T. and became infatuated with computers.
These hackers computer scientists call an elegant bit of programming a hack are mostly people who entered M.I.T. and became infatuated with computers.
In an elegant bit of shade-throwing, the FT cast Snap's move as a nod to better corporate citizenship than its high-tech peers (I wonder where they got that notion?).
The A.V. Club's Nathan Rabin said "Goodbye, My Friend" was a "beautiful, elegant bit of plotting, [and] the episode's various threads came together, united by the shining example set forth by [Harry and the Hendersons]." Rabin gave the episode an A−.
A third found it quite bitter, while David thought it "steely, elegant, a bit of a Sean Connery".
The thought process seemed to be that it was an odd bit of cruft around an otherwise elegant, simple product.
Men should skip this step, but could try a bit of black eyelashes for the elegant vampire look.
There was a bit of white satin inside the crown, elegant and cool, ecclesiastical.
