Sentence examples for elegant because of from inspiring English sources

We choose the Napoleon, however, more modern and less elegant, because of the views of the Mediterranean from its large balconies, which amount to small terraces.

Cloud Atlas is powerful and elegant because of Mitchell's understanding of the way we respond to those fundamental and primitive stories we tell about good and evil, love and destruction, beginnings and ends.

Ms. Williams said she prefers clothing that is "simple, easy and elegant," partly because of her classic looks and body type but also so casting agents won't pigeonhole her.

Mr. Kushner said the piece was especially elegant because it was constructed of two separate cardboard pieces that could not stand on their own, like individuals in a married couple.

Even those uninterested in clothes look well-dressed and elegant, because the styles have passed the test of time.

The mechanism of action of pore-forming toxins is simple yet elegant because they form holes in the plasma membrane, disrupting membrane integrity and ion homeostasis (3, 4).

"Creams are more cosmetically elegant because you rub them in.

This is an undeniably gripping book – in part because Raine's own close readings can be insightful and elegant, but also because of the sense you have, holding it, that you're in a front row seat at a boxing match.

It's tempting to describe those as a McTribute to Jacobsen because the elegant shapes of his chairs have been distorted into kitschy new forms that mock the originals, and add another crime against design to the McDonald's rap sheet.

I'm not usually a fan of special consoles like these, mostly because the elegant black of the original boxes is just fine for me, thank you very much.

The town of Luang Prabang, the ancient royal capital of Laos, has long attracted visitors because of its elegant mix of traditional Laotian architecture and well-preserved French colonial villas and patisseries, all overlooking the chocolaty Mekong River.