Sentence examples for classical refinement from inspiring English sources

He's promising a large-scale work, and a collaboration between classical refinement and visceral energy.

A performance must also bring out the Classical refinement and delicacy in the music.

The distinction of the treatise lies in its classical refinement rather than in its originality.

But the music of the pianist and singer Barbara Carroll sustains an exquisite balance between classical refinement and a steady, understated jazz pulse.

Barbara Carroll, who won last year's Mabel award, brought a similar grace, understanding, classical refinement and charm to "Be Careful, It's My Heart" and "Blue Skies".

Among sculptors in Austria the forces of Classicism were stronger; and the weak north Italian late Baroque styles of Giovanni Giuliani and Lorenzo Mattielli were supplanted by the cool elegance and classical refinement of Georg Raphael Donner.

But the defection itself stabilizes cooperation, a result similar to that of Dahanukar and Watve [ 52] who showed that in classical PD, refinement of defection strategies stabilizes cooperation.

During the processing of a component, a given column can be assigned to several X i ′ s, which is the main difference with the classical partition refinement algorithm used to decide the C1P.

We implemented a data processing system based on classical post-refinement techniques, adapted to specific properties of XFEL diffraction data.

Whereas the 8th and 9th centuries mainly between 750 and 900 were characterized by the introduction of Classical learning and its refinement and adaptation to Islamic culture, the 10th and 11th were centuries of interpretation, criticism, and further adaptation.

The oil boom of the second half of the twentieth century brought modern technology to Saudi Arabia, but the aesthetic refinement of classical Islamic architecture began to disappear.