Running through all their findings was a simple and elegant thread: People like to be around other people.
The slender, cheerful woman, often called the "country's memory," represented an elegant thread between the days the world watched the meaningful glances, dalliances and marriages of European royalty like a sport, and the 20th-century specters of war and revolution.
Elegant threads of sheep's intestine connect these walls to a central, textured sphere, made from the carefully preserved stomach of a cow (its third stomach, to be precise, an organ once known as "the bible" for its page-like folds).
When it was over, we walked past a woman dancing on the ground, connected to an elegant array of threads connected to a tree.
For the Monk tunes Evidence and Bye-Ya, she imparts the rhythmic shapes to a series of riffs but hides the melodies, and What Is This Thing Called Love threads elegant improv through punchy chordwork.
Her refusal to heed the advice of her mother, an elegant, sepulchral presence threaded through the film, suggests that Petra, like her sister, is an impulsive, volatile young woman, willfully tempting fate in her quest to conjure a sibling with whom she was very close as a young child.
The authors have presented an elegant technique of thread-lifting that involves first partial dissection in the temporal region and then closed insertion of their modified MIZ threads into the distal part of the face, with the deep temporal fascia providing a stable fixation point for the threads.
Fluent's interface is elegant, presenting conversations as threads which you can step through with clicks or the familiar Google shortcuts (j, k to move forward and backward, e.g).
The finish is long and elegant, with a classic mineral thread showing a personality that can be compared with the best Bordeaux merlots".
Mia Hansen-Løve is an excellent film-maker, and this is a really good film: stylish, elegant, measured, held together with a thread of exquisitely reticent sadness.
One of these is a shuttle or a thread-carrying device that elegant women carried for minor needlework tasks.
