Sentence examples for elegant compared from inspiring English sources

He's so beautiful and elegant compared to the stupid people around him".

"This is so elegant compared to some of the others," said Daniel R. Kunstler of J. P. Morgan Securities.

Thus the proposed method is quite simple and elegant compared to the usual method of integrating the 3D equilibrium equations at the post-processing stage for calculation of transverse stresses in a composite laminate.

And Warsaw looks elegant compared to the setting of this novel Salonika, in Northern Greece.

In the post-debate spin room Trump praised the debate as "an elegant evening" compared to the controversial CNBC debate just two weeks before.

Main concern of the paper is to illustrate the generic application of the optimal control method in the analysis of a constrained buckling problem and its simple and elegant formulation when compared to other techniques.

GAA journalist and former Derry player Joe Brolly said of him: "I cannot say I have ever seen a more elegant footballer" and compared him to Kerry football legend Maurice Fitzgerald.

Previously, an elegant experimental study compared the effects of standard hemofiltration versus HVHF in a porcine model of hyperdynamic sepsis [ 10].

The original house, overlooking Accabonac Harbor, was a mathematically elegant pavilion that Bennett compared to a Japanese temple.

John Dryden admired the Académie Française and greatly deplored that the English had "not so much as a tolerable dictionary, or a grammar; so that our language is in a manner barbarous" as compared with elegant French.

In their elegant paper, the authors compared the risks of competing mortality and demonstrated that older patients with BC had significantly worse cause-specific mortality than younger ones.