Sentence examples for elegant vision from inspiring English sources

Wolfe's favorite words — "party," "dynamic," "journey," "fascinating," "elegant," "vision," "rhythm," "energy" — recur frequently.

The letter described the process by which this elegant vision was brought in being: First a team or workers, hired by the agenty, arrive & dabbed a coat of paint on the portions of the station that were to appear in the photo; loads of white pebbles were poured onto the muddy parking lot; and ticket agents office was restored.

While the rise of British empiricism, and of Kant's critical philosophy marked the end of continental rationalism as a movement, Leibniz's elegant vision was a fitting paean to the movement and, indeed, to the power of human reason.

His sleek, elegant visions became his trademark -- style was his business, not fashion.

With less elegant visions of replicating machines in mind, some aren't sure they feel safe with this area of exploration.

It offers the finest showcase yet for an artist whose elegant, mournful vision of New York has become a kind of monument where many photographers lay flowers.

Microsoft has delivered an elegant though scarcely original vision of the future.

As a certified Anusara yoga teacher, I feel fortunate and delighted to be a part of Friend's vision and elegant system.

Spain's second disc's 1961 Carnegie Hall performances highlight the expanded version, and beyond Miles' performances, the project is loved mostly for Gil Evans' elegant film noir-ish vision of Spain--one that fans first glimpsed in "Maids Of Cadiz" (also included for historical perspective) from the album Miles Ahead on which the composer/arranger first approached a song of Spanish origin.

His prose is elegant and muscular, his moral vision unwavering.

To his credit, the designer has made his dark and once gothic vision chic and elegant.