Sentence examples for elegant I from inspiring English sources
Apple is trying to hurt arch-rival Google while providing a more elegant (i.e., more Apple-like) web experience than user-hostile ad networks have previously allowed.
It produces a line that not only looks elegant; I think it bespeaks a quiet confidence.
He called it the "elegant I," meant to imply that the speaker was trying foolishly to display his or her own expertise.
I urged them to tuck in — it was batter-dipped and elegant, I thought — but they stared gravely at their plates.
(I recently spotted an 80-year-old in red lipstick and she was so breathtakingly elegant I had to stop and tell her).
Camellias do well in pots, love shade and give much-needed early spring colour; the rest of the year, they are dull, but the glossy foliage is elegant; I like the single varieties of the autumn-flowering C. sasanqua and the hybrid C. x williamsii, but there's plenty of froth if that's your thing.
"You know, he's just so elegant … I think I'll take him home".
"I feel elegant when I have good ones, and the girls really like it".
Starting from the Introduction of well-studied AGO functions, the authors selectively emphasized their own work and ignored other elegant work (i.e. AGO7-miR390; Montgomery, et al.; 2008).
Although I like to think I've inherited my parents' elegant instincts, I falter occasionally.
Imagining the coolly elegant walls I soon would have, I presented the information at the paint store, asked for a test quart and — the fantasy ended abruptly.
