Sentence examples for elegant pace from inspiring English sources

Shadid writes lyrically about the slow, elegant pace of his family's life in their new house, as they enjoyed their balcony view of the shifting greens of the Litani valley, overlooked by Mount Hermon.

Although the story's heightened moments remain earthbound, Mr. Johanson's elegant pace allows drama, character and the book's passing comments on love, responsibility, honor and sacrifice to unfold with an unruffled air that is unusual in musicals.

The ingredient best known for complimenting a cup of hot tea is a sensual marvel to behold, its viscous, golden, glittering form oozing and undulating at a sluggish yet elegant pace.

Not a bottle: that would have been routine and would have suggested that their creation, a bourbon whiskey put through some unusually elegant paces, could be splashed around wantonly, in large quantities.

Giallo-esque images fume like a burning acid blot, and are combined with the elegant pacing of a more classically staged sequence like the footsteps under the door showdown in the Coen brothers' No Country For Old Men.

When he walked onto the set, at an elegant loping pace, Mr. Obama tightly hugged Ms. Behar, Ms. Shepherd and Ms. Goldberg; he gave Ms. Walters something closer to a Hamptons air kiss.

But Howard was poised and elegant throughout, pacing the song beautifully and delivering it with a reserve that made the moment when she unleashed her voice completely all the more memorable.

It's really a romantic, elegant place, and it's a good change of pace from the everyday fast-food restaurants". "I'm rather partial to McDonald's, because I like their fast service.

Sumptuous, elegant and beautifully paced, it is completely absorbing.

In her elegant and quickly paced book, Kolbert reviews the history of the very concept of extinction, noting that neither Aristotle nor Pliny nor Linnaeus ever guessed there had been life-forms on Earth that no longer exist.

And on the other hand: the ending was also elegiac and beautiful, with its stately pace, its elegant cross-cutting between Jack's death on the island and his awakening in the present, its long shot of the cast arrayed in the church pews like passengers in an airplane.