Sentence examples for considerable elegance from inspiring English sources
It holds out the promise of considerable elegance a few years hence.
Rather than power, the wines of Galicia display a lively freshness and considerable elegance.
A fine orchestra, with superb woodwind, they play with fastidious precision and considerable elegance.
Henrik Nánási conducts with stylish panache and considerable elegance: the couple of moments of awkward stage-pit coordination on opening night should sort themselves out during the run.
He also distanced the pain with style: melodrama in the Douglas Sirk mode, good old Brechtian alienation and a considerable elegance of mise-en-scène.
Tornami a Vagheggiar, from Alcina, needs a larger instrumental ensemble than a harpsichord and three string players, although Piau delivered it with considerable elegance and grace.
It had great economy of line and considerable compositional elegance.
At its heart lay "Elegies for Etsuko," a poetic cycle about the suicide of a young Japanese friend that in mixing nonce forms, free verse and a villanelle perfectly married her poetry's considerable formal elegance to the grueling emotional work of mourning.
A minimalist film, without narration and with very little on the screen except people talking, "The Black List" (which had its premiere at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year) derives its considerable energy and elegance from its subjects.
Frequently distinguished by considerable technical competence, wit, sophistication, and elegance, light poetry constitutes a considerable body of verse in all Western languages.
