Sentence examples for born elegant from inspiring English sources

She's dressed with a stylishness that would not disgrace Ibsen's Nora (in a wrap of the sort that can only be worn by those born elegant) but she has nothing of the tormented neurotic about her.

Mervyn was born in an elegant Nash villa on the fringe of Regent's Park, London.

In contrast with Hurley, the Burmese- born Boe, an "elegant monk-bald figure with glasses and a tattoo on his biceps in Burmese that meant 'freedom from fear'... did a hard line in moral earnestness".

But Trinidad and Tobago-born, Queens-raised rapper-singer Nicki Minaj was actually born with the elegant name Onika Tanya Maraj.

A tall, elegant man born and raised in Argentina, Mr. Pelli spoke about a project that has clearly captured his imagination.

But an elegant lady born in Georgia, a longtime resident of New Hampshire, said it was all right to smile, perhaps even admit it was time for the Yankees to move on.

Sibylle, a tall elegant woman born in 1944 who has written nine novels and also lectures in film, picked me up and we set out in pleasant sunshine along the autobahn.

But that garden was in Armenia, where he was born; Sochi was an elegant Russian resort town on the Black Sea, famed for its balmy climate and luxurious hotel-sanitariums.

Randi Weingarten, president of the United Federation of Teachers, said that she came away from a meeting with the cardinal -- during which they agreed and disagreed on various educational issues -- thinking that he was strong-willed but elegant: "a born leader".

In the south the elegant danza was born in Ponce during the second half of the 19th century.

He is an inventor who never needs to think about aesthetics because his elegant designs are born out of their function.