Sentence examples for elegant intelligence from inspiring English sources

There is an elegant intelligence to boxing, graceful performers elevated within the theatre of their dreams.

Aside from their sensibilities and the elegant intelligence that each brings to the instrument, what makes their sound distinctive is that both are playing flattop guitars without amplification.

The classical themes of love, death and fate are explored with elegant intelligence by Marías in what is perhaps his best novel so far.

"If you're going to live in this world, and it is a dangerous world, you do have to have elegant intelligence," Mr. Rumsfeld acknowledged.

When Google introduced Gmail, in 2004, we were all thrilled that we'd now be able to take advantage of its elegant intelligence in the realm of e-mail, which, at the time, for most, consisted of some combination of clunky work-e-mail services and a junky, bulky Web-based service like Hotmail.

She brings a plush and vibrant voice, sure technical know-how, keen intelligence, elegant musicianship and dramatic flair to her artistry.

She was truly unique: a compassionate, elegant lady with beauty, intelligence and refined taste!

"Kidnapped," which is filmed with a keener intelligence and elegant restraint, focuses on a much smaller catastrophe and finds more to say.

It shows the artist letting go of an elegant object made with intelligence, imagination and love more than 2,000 years ago and letting it smash to bits on the ground.

Joan Didion, right, is to receive the National Book Foundation's annual Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters for "her distinctive blend of spare, elegant prose and fierce intelligence," the foundation announced yesterday.

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