Sentence examples for elegant array from inspiring English sources
The Web site photograph depicted an elegant array of orchestra musicians in a glowing hall.
His second gallery show in New York is an elegant array of paintings, drawings and sculpture, almost entirely in black and white.
When it was over, we walked past a woman dancing on the ground, connected to an elegant array of threads connected to a tree.
Order a hummus plate, and an elegant array of creamy dip, crispy flatbread, and delicate crudités (radish, cauliflower, top-on carrot) is delivered swiftly from across the street, in a waxed-cardboard box.
(Either that, or they are suffering from one refrain too many of the composer's anthemic music)."Mary Poppins" is far more agreeable to look at indeed, the colour palette of the designer, Bob Crowley, is an elegant array of mainly blues and greys.
But at its best, it's an elegant array of signals transmitted between two beings in concert with one another.
Displayed in casually elegant arrays, in odd corners and on the stairs, Tillmans' images take us from total photographic abstraction to a tiny black-and-white image of bare trees, from a colourful closeup of a car's headlight to a portrait of an onion.
Second, the fingernails: sometimes unassuming, sometimes garish, once-in-a-blue-moon well-shaped, elegant and arrayed in tasteful colors.
Over 15 square metres, it's got a new carpet, elegant posters arrayed on the walls, three huge windows overlooking the fashionable wine bars of lower Covent Garden (each with a full set of working venetian blinds and thick velvet swags), an occasional table, my own wardrobe and two - repeat, two - sofas.
They said they found the work revelatory, not because the financial and political connections he mapped were new to them, but because Lombardi showed them an elegant way to array disparate information and make sense of things, which they thought might be useful to their security efforts.
Phi29 motor dodecamer has been reported to form elegant multilayer tetragonal arrays.
