Sentence examples for elegantly formed from inspiring English sources

Even after his move into Yale's administration, Brodhead remained so thoroughly the literature professor as to embody the type shy, prone to a slight stammer, but speaking in long, elegantly formed passages, filled with literary allusion.

Even after his move into Yale's administration, Brodhead remained so thoroughly the literature professor as to embody the type — shy, prone to a slight stammer, but speaking in long, elegantly formed passages, filled with literary allusion.

It has a nearly circular footprint, something you may or may not like, but it's simply and elegantly formed and I think it's attractive.

Without all doubt the limbs and proportions of this statue are elegantly formed, and accurately designed, according to the nicest rules of symmetry and proportion: and the back parts especially are executed so happily, as to excite the admiration of the most indifferent spectator.

Every day there's a fresh stock of French pastries — elegantly formed buttery croissants and the crisp, nutty teacakes known as financiers.

The opening sonnet, Here, is a conventional piece in heroic couplets, elegantly forming itself around an unconventional subject: a defective heart calling out to a first heart – a mother's.

Some of these are extraordinarily beautiful: finely wrought, elegantly constructed, sensuously formed.

In its emphasis on elegantly attenuated forms, Parmigianino's work is characterized by an opposition to the naturalistic style established by earlier Renaissance painters.

Every form of music, from birdsong onwards, is considered and elegantly related to form, debunking romantic conceits about music and presenting a far more beautiful rationality.

But while Watson has fun with the biology – the dancers form elegantly linking and unlinking chains, presumably like those amino acids – she gives us little insight into what makes us weep.

The sense of healthy corporeal attraction is strongest in a panel-painting of the seated nude figures of Hercules and his wife, Deianira, and the veritable pretzel of desire formed by their elegantly shaped, entwined legs.