Sentence examples for bit of sophistication from inspiring English sources
When the meal has been prepared with panache, a bit of sophistication is added to the mix.
And you can always add a fried egg or some onion rings if you fancy a bit of sophistication.
And Oregon's sleazy affair with Professor Shales, which could have been so easily a cliched depiction of teen-on-wrinkly rutting, is actually a nuanced bit of sophistication, with her clumsily unsure whether to choose excitement or self-respect and him gaining self-esteem as she inevitably loses it.
"If you build a bomb, it takes a bit of sophistication and training," said domestic terrorism expert Daryl Johnson, formerly of the Department of Homeland Security.
Trump, a reality star known for his business acumen, his parade of wives, (two of three are immigrants) and finally, his inability to display even the tiniest bit of sophistication, restraint, and civility when it comes to women's rights is, like Palin, an embarrassing chapter in the country's political cannon--one written in crayon and big elementary letters.
In the U.S., we can add a bit of the sophistication and technique that sometimes is impossible to develop when you are always playing on your physical edge.
Yes, it may lack a bit of visual sophistication, but this apple tarte does not disappoint.
In a precious bit of pseudo-sophistication, the first selections on the Info Center's menu are a choice between miles or kilometers and among English, French or Spanish.
Can't we just give them a little time to settle in, rearrange their accents and lose a bit of Euro-sophistication before we jump on Spotify's back?
"I see a lot of dance where the technology overwhelms things, and having the technology around all the time you learn to have a bit of taste and sophistication with it".
But those hoping to seize upon India's exploding sports and youth culture should take note of the EFLI's poor media strategy: If you import crap product at least give your audience a bit of credit for sophistication.
