Sentence examples for certain refinements from inspiring English sources

Later, if especially gifted, an actor may bring to a role certain refinements of the tradition, which may be handed down to a succeeding generation.

The main objective of this paper is to introduce certain refinements and alternative formulations, which enhance the applicability and availability of the intrinsic harmonic balancing technique.

But there have been certain refinements in the four years since Mr. Edwards first stumped through Iowa and New Hampshire, a reporter who has seen both campaigns has found.

Just because Mrs. Krantz hasn't mastered certain refinements of telling a story doesn't mean that her novel doesn't deserve our love just as much as "Anna Karenina" or "The Wings of the Dove". "I'll Take Manhattan" is a novel too.

Because of an absence of fossils, it is not possible to track certain refinements in hand structure that must have evolved in conjunction with innovations in tool manufacture and use during the heydays of H. rudolfensis, H. ergaster (1.9 1.5 mya), and H. erectus (1.7 0.2 mya), as well as H. antecessor (1.0 0.8 mya) and H. heidelbergensis (600 200 kya).

That said, certain refinements to Kripke models are introduced by model-theoretic actualists to deliver a more appealing quantified modal logic than Kripke's.

"I demand a certain refinement," says my shirt.

"I would say there's a certain refinement process.

His language lacks, shall we say, a certain refinement, especially when his temper is on the rise.

Reverse snobbism, nostalgie de la boue, the aesthetic of upside down, is itself a product of a certain refinement of thinking, of, yes, bourgeois education.

The German instrument (with a tiny reed) survives in Russia; though capable of a certain refinement of tone, it lacks the piquancy and sparkle of the French oboe.