Sentence examples for display of elegance from inspiring English sources

While the favourite Chen Aisen was putting in a peerless display of elegance at the top of the leaderboard, his countryman Qui Bo was also out of the qualification spots halfway through the competition.

The opening night audience, with only a smattering of foreigners, preened itself with displays of elegance and material good fortune.

Add a display of understated elegance with a flawless sense of proportion and rhythm.

The display of male elegance eventually grows a little tedious, in part because of the too-close relationship of the choreography to the rhythms and impulses of its Handel score.

Newsweek described her first trip abroad as an exhibition of her so-called "star power" and MSN described it as a display of sartorial elegance.

Her showcase performance was a display of quiet elegance as Cantrell, backed by a three-piece band, strolled through a pleasant set that included the album's "All the Girls Are Complicated," "Letter She Sent" and "Someday Sparrow".

A few were modest but the memorable ones, as usual, were 8-by-10-inch displays of such elegance and beauty that I felt guilty consigning them to the trash.

Mr. Solomon did little to the exterior but inside displayed "new standards of elegance and beauty".

Many brief solos — lyrical during "Koto Song," wild during the "Take Five" finale — allowed each of the eight dancers to display some specific gift of elegance or elevation.

What gave peculiar interest to this grand display of beauty, grace and elegance, was the exhibition of blue [secessionist] cockades worn on the shoulders of nearly all the ladies who appeared in public.

This style in time reached Spain, where the superb garden and landscape poetry of Ibn Khafājah (died 1139) displayed an even higher degree of elegance and sensitivity than that of his Eastern predecessors.