Sentence examples for compelling elegance from inspiring English sources

There is much more in the show, including a couple of Raoul Middleman's ebullient, slightly risque monoprints; Carol Frost's subtle, minimalist acrylic-on-linen pieces; and a Madeleine Dietz's gray-on-black etching that achieves compelling elegance.

"Not long ago, there was a balance in the contrast between the compelling, understated elegance of Weir's skating and the too-too costumes he prefers," wrote Philip Hersh, a longtime Olympics writer for The Chicago Tribune.

Strikingly beautiful, she had a dancer's poise and self-discipline, a compelling presence and awesome elegance.

Now at the University of Michigan, she mixed compelling analyses with dark-suited elegance and the air of a tall and graying Katharine Hepburn.

It has stood the test of time not because of its beauty, elegance, or the compelling nature of the theory, but rather because its results agree with experiment.

His compelling performance balanced intense expressivity with elegance.

The Impressionists made drawings aplenty, but linear elegance was neither their most compelling concern nor their strongest suit.

His intellectual scope and erudite manner were compelling, and the breadth, depth, clarity, and elegance of his vision was breathtaking.

Grant always writes with incisive elegance and here paints a compelling picture of 1970s England in a plot that revolves around the disappearance of a charismatic student.

The Innocents is a compelling read and Segal writes with a delicate, understated elegance.

Her arguments are profoundly compelling, and her narratives are braided together with beauty and elegance.