Sentence examples for elegantly characterized from inspiring English sources

I had mixed feelings about the Sonata in F (Op. 54) — a departure from the printed program, noted in an insert — in which a deftly managed, elegantly characterized first movement was wedded to a tumultuous but unfocused Allegretto.

Together they developed the "Swag Leg" collection of chairs, characterized by four elegantly curved metal legs.

In the case of the former, it manifests itself elegantly as haikus, hyper-short poems often characterized by their usage of 17 syllables divided between three Zenlike phrases.

Jared Angle, who likewise is making his return to the fluent classical standards that have characterized his best work, was not only a convincing Prince but also one of the few who, in the opening scenes, have worn — elegantly — a hat with a feather (something Balanchine mentioned in his idea of the ballet).

What characterizes such denominations?

First, characterize governance structures.

Elegantly done.

Ageing elegantly.

LADY ENID, elegantly dressed, glides.

GQ called it "elegantly written".

It's elegantly low-tech.