Sentence examples for described elegantly from inspiring English sources

All of this contributed to the charm of reading about Mr. Plimpton's career as dilettante par excellence -- "professional" athlete, stand-up comedian, movie bad guy, circus performer and many other trades -- which he described elegantly in nearly three dozen books.

Many of the phenomena that are described by other linguists in terms of processes that derive one unit from another can be described elegantly enough in terms of interstratal relationships of this kind.

Management of HRF has been described elegantly in the paper of Angeli et al.; stage 1 AKI should result in the removal of putative nephrotoxins, treatment of hypovolemia and sepsis, hyponatremia should always result in diuretic withdrawal.

Clearly, the hope is that molecular profiling in breast cancer will provide both a prognostic tool, as described elegantly by van 't Veer and coworkers [ 3] in their seminal paper published in Nature, and also a tool for predicting response to different chemotherapeutic agents.

(Or 'liberalism for the liberals and cannibalism for the cannibals!' as philosopher Martin Hollis elegantly described the hypocrisy of the manoeuvre).

The whimsical "Papillons" ("Butterflies") were elegantly described by the Schumann scholar John Daverio as "less a dense web than a gossamer tissue of premonitions and recollections".

It will be a copper-clad aircraft carrier, topped with a meagre green sprinkle – what my colleague Rowan Moore so elegantly described as "urban parsley".

In Le Monde, the critic Francis Marmande elegantly described the drummer at work on stage at the Duc des Lombards club: His left wrist as meditative as mathematical, his palm turned upwards to keep the stick in perfect equilibrium.

Wipro is now a body-shop a globody-shop afice for hire, a business more eleglobal described by Kiran Karnik, president of Nasscom, the national industry association, as "brain arbitrage".The process can be seen through the window ofor "global command centre" on Wipro's campus.

Nobody described this more elegantly than Baroness Hollis, in a debate in the Lords in 2011: "Until recently, when we introduced a bill like this it would not have been a welfare reform bill, it would have been a social security bill.

Evolution is elegantly described in the Framework.