Except that the image, tasteful and vague, stressing elegance over incitement, actually suggested the opposite.
Will business users opt for Apple's much-vaunted design elegance over RIM's ease-of-use?
Nearly all of these sporting souls are sliding with easy elegance over the 146ft of ice.
Both Hesser and Golodetz felt this was made in the traditional Bordeaux style, emphasizing elegance over plush fruit.
It didn't originate in the New Yorker, which had cultivated plainness and simple elegance over rebarbative sentence structures.
Paul Krugman cites a concern for mathematical elegance over truth and reliance on efficient market theory as reasons for economists underestimating the instability of markets.
Harralds, whose elegance over the years has never missed a beat, always has toasty firelight glowing in one of the refined dining rooms of its Tudor-style cottage.
Toward the end of the 19th century, perhaps influenced by the gentler quality of Viennese operetta, the French style became more sentimental and less satiric, stressing elegance over parodic bite.
Instead we believe that during the past two decades American managers have increasingly relied on principles that prize analytical detachment and methodological elegance over insight, based on experience, into the subtleties and complexities of strategic decisions.
The completed St. Jean Baptiste, with a dome 172 feet high, rose with an abrupt elegance over a street of brownstones and modest flat buildings, rather a Fifth Avenue touch for what was emerging as a noisy subway street.
And training that prioritised technique over intuition and theoretical elegance over real-world relevance did not prepare economists to provide the kind of practical policy advice needed in exceptional circumstances.
