Sentence examples for elegant part from inspiring English sources

Security guards protected his villa in an elegant part of town.

"Sure it is an excuse to go to London," Ms. Swanson said, "but we are also going to take part in a very elegant part of history".

The sum alone was staggering, but the most elegant part was where the money would be coming from: Branson would divert the funds generated by Virgin's fossil fuel-burning transportation lines.

"It's not a fancy, elegant part of the world, but it's a workingman's home," Mr. Rooney said as he drove through his mostly Hispanic and Middle Eastern ward, wearing, as he always does, a gray suit, a tie and a crisp white shirt, the only color he owns.

This is the most rhetorically elegant part of the speech, and its emotional core.

Unlike low cut shirts, boat necks show off the most elegant part of the chest the collar bones.

Across the country the authorities claim that 500 courts are functioning, but even in the most elegant parts of Baghdad they have to compete with the roadside awnings of all-male sharia and tribal courts, known as fasls.

Spartacus was greeted with the Covent Garden roar - an explosion of cheering from the entire audience, from the most elegant parts of the house to the topmost reaches of the old gallery.

Part VI of TMS, added in the last edition, presents the virtues of prudence, benevolence and self-command by way of a series of elegant character portraits, and part VII offers a short history of moral philosophy, which stresses the contributions of Plato, Aristotle, and the Stoics.

Part of acting like a queen means you are elegant, and part of elegance is gracefulness and posture.

In the village of Arties sits the stone-and-wood Parador de Arties (34-73-640-801; parador.es), an elegant hotel (part of the government-run parador system) that's built in part from a 16th-century fortified tower and chapel.