Sentence examples for elegant sight from inspiring English sources

It's often grown against a wall, but a free-standing specimen makes an elegant sight.

One elegant sight gag involves a Rubik's Cube, and there you have a perfect image of the film's brilliance.

He contrives an elegant sight gag for an ageing French tourist, played in cameo by the screenwriter Jean-Claude Carrière, talking on his hands-free device.

Even such fine fliers as the cranes prefer walking, and there is no more elegant sight in the avian world than a tall and stately crane walking with deliberate and dignified gait across the prairie.

It's an elegant sight, and they make it look easy — but it isn't.

Nothing is more elegant than the sight of a seahorse reunion, as the female and male fish jointly entwine their tails around a blade of seagrass, knock snouts and quiver in apparent pleasure, or perhaps relief that neither has been eaten.

Romantics may conjure the picture of an elegant schooner passing in sight of the spire of Trinity Church.

As on film, up close his nose is a mesmerising sight – long, elegant and bent to his left (it was broken during the filming of Summer of Sam).

"It became increasingly clear that what looked at first sight so elegant and logical was in practice a huge elephant trap and I aborted the project".

Eastern Kentucky In bluegrass country, the colors of autumn mingle with the tastes of barrel-aged bourbons and the sight of elegant thoroughbreds.

AM Moeen Ali's rearguards at Cardiff and Edgbaston – crucial bail-out jobs that must not be forgotten – have featured some elegant swishery, but the sight of nightwatchman Mark Wood driving Johnson over the covers at Trent Bridge was, frankly, glorious.