Sentence examples for concept of elegance from inspiring English sources
My concept of elegance has transformed.
"I think the whole concept of style, elegance, a love of beauty and beautiful movement is just as beautiful as beautiful objects," Mr. Rolland said.
The circus's Web site explains that the show was "inspired by the concept of infinity and the elegance of the pure form 'O,' which phonetically speaking, is the French word for water (spelled eau)." It also appealed to the backers of Ms. Winfrey's magazine, her own Harpo Entertainment Group and Hearst Magazines.
There is an air of elegance in the concept of fusion as a rescue process by which blood cells migrate into the CNS and donate genetic material to injured highly complex cell types that otherwise cannot be replaced in adults through classical modes of trans-differentiation.
It also allows successive layers to be viewed, each perhaps concentrating on a particular aspect, without destroying or overwhelming the initial simple elegance of the overall concept (of a double helix).
Symbols of elegance, a good smooth time.
CRUICKSHANK--Denise. Epitome of elegance and grace.
A place of elegance and discretion.
It is a triangle of elegance.
In private, she was the picture of elegance and class.
