The faces are elongated, with angular, elegant features.
She was beautiful, with elegant features and a trim figure.
It is not, however, the thought of Law that is causing her elegant features to redden.
Fifty-two years old, he is slim, with elegant features, and his dark hair, flecked with gray, is just shaggy enough to evoke the seventies.
The soprano Lucy Shelton's elegant features and gold-trimmed, bejeweled black gown made it seem as if she had stepped out of a Klimt canvas.
In the late fifties, Talese wrote many elegant features for the Times and then, in the sixties, even more impressively, a series of profiles for Esquire, on Patterson, Louis, DiMaggio, Frank Sinatra, and the theatre director Joshua Logan.
During the planning of the auction, there were accusations of elitism, racism and defeatism, as newcomers and longtime residents debated whether to host a laid-back affair with all-you-can-drink rum punch or something more elegant, featuring donated bottles of wine.
He shows me a black-and-white picture taken in 1966 of a handsome young black man with dark sunglasses and a leather jacket and says with a laugh: "Marlon Brando!" I say he looks more like Clark Gable with his striking yet elegant features.
The elegant features in the proposed methodology are the adaptive refinement strategies for stratified designs.
