Sentence examples for capture the elegance from inspiring English sources
Tyne Daly cannot quite capture the elegance and a certain class Callas had, although from humble beginnings.
The playful names on the menu — Duck Duck Good ($24) — and cocktails — Good Ruck ($9) — fail to capture the elegance of the dishes, plated in delicate fashion with exotic sauces.
Its vibrant arts scene celebrated the country's creation, and its public buildings sought to capture the elegance of a past that Haitians held onto though political trauma, staggering violence and a string of natural disasters.
"They play great music and try to capture the elegance of a supper club," said Cynthia Richtman, who teaches Latin steps at Dance Dimensions in Norwalk and often visits VanDome with her students.
But, without fail, Gedney still found beauty to capture: the elegance of fabric draped upon a body, or limbs curving expressively even in repose, or the rhythms of life lived on the streets.
The Ghost captures the elegance for which the RR badge is famous.
For example, the photo above captures the elegance of the newly remodeled kitchen at the Women's Independent Living Group (WILG), which was made possible by an IRDF loan.
The task of capturing the "elegance and refinement" (as Liao put it in an e-mail to me this week) of a newspaper, a technology that has evolved over centuries, was daunting.
No artist captured the elegance of 18th-century visitors to the waters and assembly rooms better than Gainsborough, who had a business here, and whose grand portrait of the Byam family is one of the Holburne's delights.
Kenneth Paul Block, a renowned fashion illustrator whose graceful strokes captured the elegance of gloved, gowned and form-fit-suited women of the 1950s and then the more daring, fluid look of later decades, died April 23 in Manhattan.
German photographer who together with his wife, Hilla, depicted functional postindustrial structures including water towers, steel mills, blast furnaces, and grain elevators in black-and-white images that captured the stark elegance of the objects without romanticism or artistic embellishment.
