Sentence examples for deep elegant from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brockman, the editor and publisher of Edge.org, asked the thinkers in his online science community to share their favorite "deep, elegant or beautiful" explanation.

A deep, elegant red from mostly syrah, some of which has spent time in new oak barrels — but not enough to hide the cherry fruit and violet notes.

Last year's question — "What is your favorite deep, elegant or beautiful explanation?" — drew responses from more than 150 scientists and creative thinkers.

El Mundo acclaimed their country's "Legendary Champions," labelling Vincente Del Bosque's side as the "Dream Team", going on to say that Spain "outclassed a rejuvenated Italy" and "gave an effective, deep, elegant, superb performance".

The advantage of the second method is that it gives a better understanding of the structure of the system and more deep, elegant results.

Back in January the Edge (the website, not the guitarist) posted almost 200 short essays in response to the question, "What is your favorite deep, elegant, or beautiful explanation?" Right away I knew what my favorite candidate would be: the prevailing explanation for why the universe is lumpy.

It's citrussy, warm, deep and elegant – unique but unobtrusive, and liked by even the fragrance-phobic.

So if we can do without infinity to figure out what happens next, surely nature can too – in a way that's more deep and elegant than the hacks we use for our computer simulations.

Vista is expected in late 2006, but WinFS will not be released until 2007.In the interim, both Microsoft and Google have launched Windows-based desktop-search products that lack the deep and elegant integration of Spotlight or WinFS, but do similar things.

The best of these wines were harmonious and deep with pure, elegant flavors.

Farina's version -- elegant, deep, firm, ageable for years -- is what savvy diners from Verona find at smart Lake Garda restaurants.