Sentence examples for classical elegance from inspiring English sources
Currin unites extremes of low-down grotesquerie and classical elegance.
No matter – these bookends, inspired by the ancient Greek sculpture Marathon Boy, will lend a classical elegance to any library.
While they display their charms for the viewer's prurient perusal, the women appear in poses of classical elegance, like marble sculptures.
Frank Stephenson, design director for McLaren Automotive, said that from this free-association stew, the client wanted timeless and classical elegance to emerge.
Conservativism here could have been interpreted as classical elegance, but instead the Laguna is just a dull collection of unappealing, disjointed shapes.
Beethoven's Cello Sonata No. 3 (Op. 69) cast Mr. Hakhnazaryan and Ms. Polera as equals in a balancing act pitched between Classical elegance and Romantic expressiveness.
The group opened the program with a propulsive performance of Stravinsky's Concertino (1920), moving easily between strands of Neo-Classical elegance and harmonic acerbity.
Nico Muhly's "Stride" (2006) covers ample stylistic ground in a mere eight minutes: you hear a bouncing chordal figure that calls to mind Sibelius's Second Symphony early in the piece, a Philip Glass-style undulating major second not far into it and patches of Neo-Classical elegance and Tchaikovsky-like lugubriousness in the home stretch.
Rebelling against the rules of the Académie Française (the official authority on the French language and one that has no equivalent in English), Mr Mabanckou's freewheeling prose marries classical French elegance with Paris slang and a Congolese beat.
Nothing is hoarded, nothing lies idle.Keynes appreciated the classical model's elegance and consistency, virtues economists still crave.
