Sentence examples for elegant copy from inspiring English sources

The crucial conduit through which the ancient poem, all but dormant for a thousand years before the humanist encountered it, returned to circulation was an elegant copy prepared by Poggio's wealthy bibliophile friend Niccolò Niccoli.

The Daily Mail's headline in September 1994 over the elegant copy of its chief commentator, Geoffrey Levy, expressed a general view: "He has a massive fortune, two women, the confidence of ministers, and the nickname Spiv.

The strategy worked and the simple, elegant copy, which flowed onto the pages of American magazines, stemmed from the inherent relatability.

He recommended, facetiously, that the book be printed "in a few elegant copies for the friends who love you", and gave a list of the least elegant of their mutual acquaintances.

Use antique handkerchiefs instead of tissues, try to get old elegant copies of classic books, drink your morning tea from an actual teacup, and fill your home with sepia-toned or black and white photos of friends and family in elegant frames.

Powerful Expressionist works in the show, such as Kirchner's sensational touchstone, "Street, Dresden" (1908), perform like an honor guard for forty-seven Munchs, including not the original "The Scream" — which was done in oil, pastel, casein, and crayon — but the artist's calmer, even elegant, 1895 copy of it, in pastels.

Viruses and nucleocentric views of life regained credence again after DNA was shown to be the genetic material (Avery et al. 1944) and after the determination of the DNA structure, which suggested an elegant self-copying mechanism (Watson and Crick 1953).

— to an elegant grand staircase painstakingly copied from the famous one at the Paris Opera.

Once more this became the elegant woman's uniform, copied by every ready-to-wear maker in the Western Hemisphere.

Elegant methods for single-copy transgene insertion (Frokjaer-Jensen et al. 2008) and targeted genomic deletions (Friedland et al. 2013; Frokjaer-Jensen et al. 2010; Wood et al. 2011) have enabled the efficient generation of transgenic animals as powerful tools for analyzing meiotic chromosome motion.

The elegant marble bar is a copy of one that Mr. Gulas admired during a trip to his beloved Budapest, where he was born.