Sentence examples for elegant control from inspiring English sources

With elegant control, she moves smoothly from gentle pitter-patter to driving rhythmic storm.

But what passes for a show of elegant control—"beautifully modulated" is how such thin works are usually praised is actually a sort of authorial fudging.

Chabrol was sometimes referred to as "the French Hitchcock," a tribute to his skill at building suspense through the ruthless and elegant control of visual and narrative information.

But what passes for a show of elegant control — "beautifully modulated" is how such thin works are usually praised — is actually a sort of authorial fudging.

The two female performers of Blakeley White-McGuire's "Woman," Jacqueline Elder and Ms. White-McGuire, moved together through a range of dance moods — adagio with mutual partnering, separate floorwork, traveling with jumps — with elegant control throughout.

On the face of it, Albers's Bauhaus aesthetics were not ideal for the scruffy and undirected work that Rauschenberg was producing, but Rauschenberg needed and wanted the discipline, and it is possible to see in the delicate discrimination with which he placed the elements of his collages the influence of Albers's elegant control.

However, others, such as Electronic Gaming Monthly reviewer Mark McDonald (who gave the game 8.5 out of ten with his EGM staff), argue that the game's limitations are made up for by its strengths: "Sure, you're basically doing the same thing each mission, but Katamari's elegant controls, killer soundtrack, and wicked humor make it perfectly suited for replay".

Next up was Otto, a tall, bald man with two earrings, a goatee, and a reputation for elegant crowd control.

A remark by Mr. Sprinkel is often quoted by monetarist economists for its elegant succinctness: "Control the money supply and everything else falls into place.

This system allows elegant genetic control of specific cell types, including presynaptic and postsynaptic partners, coupled with well described anatomical and functional connections.

Even the sax solo, as 1980s as slip-ons and Live Aid, is executed with the tight, elegant self-control of Bryan Ferry.