Sentence examples for elegant human from inspiring English sources

C. 1540 - c. 1576 Muẓaffar ʿAlī, (flourished c. 1540 c. 1576) Persian miniaturist and calligrapher known best for his elegant human figures in rich, lyrical settings, who painted during the great flowering of Persian painting under the Ṣafavid shahs.

An elegant human genetics study has linked ACTN4 mutations to the kidney disorder focal segmental glomerular sclerosis (FSGS) [ 9].

Similarly, the best, most elegant human factors solutions to problems often seem simple in hindsight: after a problem has been reframed in a novel and constructive way.

An elegant human study showed that a relatively high dose of LC n-3 PUFA augmented anti-inflammatory eicosanoid secretion and attenuated inflammatory gene expression in the subcutaneous adipose tissue of severely obese non-diabetic patients.

Research in this area has in recent years focused on animal and more basic models, although the groundwork for this was laid by a series of elegant human studies in the 1980s and 1990s.

Colours were gay and bright, and the emphasis for both sexes was on an elegant, natural human form with a gracious ease of movement.

And the new and improved Asimo, which took 13 years for Honda to develop (P3 was unveiled in 1997), looks much more elegant and human astronaut-like than the previous models.

Gene Freedman was an elegant and exceptional human being who will be greatly missed by everyone throughout the Boys & Girls Club family.

An elegant and vivacious human dynamo in scarlet, she punctuates the evening with earnest soliloquies about just how nervous and excited she is to be here.

For Smith the plain-seeing Scot, the market may not be the most elegant instance of human sympathy, but it's the most insistent: everybody has skin in the game.

An exceptional artist, a dedicated teacher, and an elegant and extraordinary human being, she was greatly respected and beloved by all the members of the Juilliard community who knew her.