Sentence examples for conservative elegance from inspiring English sources
But when it comes to "Charlie's Angels" style, the interest is in the swank, almost conservative elegance of classic Yves Saint Laurent, Evan-Picone and private labels of long-forgotten Beverly Hills boutiques.
Reynolds also proposed a revivified English art, but of a deeply conservative kind, one of alabaster elegance with roots in the Classical world.
From my many years with Rusher in conservative academic causes, I can testify to his elegance, judgment and dedication to American principles.
The extraordinary elegance of DNA as a semi-conservative replicating mechanism seems to have sealed the fate of the subject up to at least 2000.
The "anarchist", as Mr Bergé recently called him, had by now become more conservative, seeing the merits of "timeless classics" and lamenting the banishment of "elegance and beauty" in fashion.
Kreisler's music seems relatively conservative in style; it honors the contrapuntal art of Bach and the melodic elegance of Italian opera.
A quiet elegance, a dignified calm, poise and regal carriage are the making of a fresh, conservative style.
