Sentence examples for elegance on from inspiring English sources

Initially, she was admired for her beauty and her charm, but soon she became known for her elegance, on one hand, and on the other for her graciousness as a hostess and for her talent in creating exquisite decors within her homes.

In imposing a formal elegance on one of Shakespeare's most wayward plays, the director, Mark Lamos, keeps confusion firmly at bay, smoothing its kinked story line into a well-drilled parade of avowals and betrayals, plots and counterplots, deaths and resurrections.

A single stroke bestowed elegance on a clown.

Five of Faure's favorites flowed with great elegance on Thursday.

And the works of John Singleton Copley, an American master of elegance on canvas?

In addition, they must perfect grace and elegance on the floor.

Taylor Swift did it, in New York recently, teaming the fresh feel with a Bulgari purse to add understated elegance to body-on-show clothing.

The New Yorker, May 30 , 1936P. 9 Elegance note: On one of the doors in a long marble corridor of the recently completed National Archives Building, Washington, D.C. are the words lettered in gold SLOP SINK.

By Frances Mahoney and E. B. White The New Yorker, May 30 , 1936P. 9 Elegance note: On one of the doors in a long marble corridor of the recently completed National Archives Building, Washington, D.C. are the words lettered in gold SLOP SINK.

First came Haydn's showy Quartet in C from Opus 74 in a rousing reading that focused less on elegance than on Central European warmth, with a surprisingly strong undertone of spice achieved by bringing out the piece's chromatic twists.

It transforms a grimy, wintry New York into its true self: elegance built on money and pleasure built on spending, with the emphasis on showiness and display.