Sentence examples for elegant mind from inspiring English sources

"Jerry has a very, very elegant mind," Mr. Biesenbach said.

David's was the most elegant mind on the programme, in my view, and I observed him close-up when he followed Burton as editor and I worked directly to him.

But this respectfulness never inhibited a wonderfully elegant mind, and few of those who saw him argue about a written constitution with a famous television historian over dinner at Hay will forget him leaning back in his chair and engaging that terrifying mental agility.

As with all of his work (see this story from Iraq, and this from Beirut, both of which appeared in the magazine this past year), "Sons of No One" is a line-by-line testament to Anthony's courage, yes, but also to his exquisite reporting instincts, his profound knowledge of the Arab world, his elegant mind and, even under such difficult conditions, his unfailing generosity and compassion and humor.

In fact, she's taken a long time to appreciate and cultivate her own elegant mind and beauty, so she'll expect no less from you.

(Johnson) ★ New Museum: 'Rosemarie Trockel: A Cosmos' (through Jan . 20 This elegant, mind-expanding exhibition sidesteps the standard retrospective format and a linear, canonical version of art history.

Rosemarie Trockel's three-floor exhibition at the New Museum is an elegant, mind-expanding refusal of the standard big-game retrospective.

At the leading edge of this more elegant mind-set is John Galliano, with his mix of sharp suits, fresh colors and romantic accessories like colored hosiery and gloves.

When the elegant, mind-bending sci-fi thriller "Arrival" opened Nov. 11, three days after the most painfully divisive presidential election in recent memory, it was widely embraced as a movie of the moment.

There is an elegant legal mind at work here, but one still in touch with emotional reality.

This might be the key perk to Flashfood and Feedback, from a consumer perspective: There's currently no reliably elegant, never mind legal, way of accessing stuff that's destined for the garbage.