Sentence examples for elegantly managed from inspiring English sources

There was the "Song of the Wood-Dove," powerfully yet elegantly managed by the mezzo-soprano Birgit Remmert.

A lot of that is to do with how Apple has very cleverly and elegantly managed the 'available now' approach.

Rafael Figueroa's cello solos were a picture of understatement, and the various dance rhythms of the orchestra as a whole were elegantly managed.

Reuter's writer Felix Salmon pointed out in his piece "Lessons from Ecuador's bond default" from May 2009, "But in the short term, Ecuador has elegantly managed to buy back a very large chunk of its debt at just 35 cents on the dollar.

My money's on the ones that help us elegantly manage our various online identities and share data between devices with the minimum of fuss.

Her forlorn eyes say a lot about her hardship, which she elegantly manages to hide from outsiders.

Matthew Rose's Ochs, though, is the real star turn, sung almost elegantly, and managing to make a real person, if not at all a likable one, out of a character that is normally hammed up as a caricature.

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.

She even managed to elegantly ignore Bruno Tonioli's flamboyant gesticulations by her side.

This study demonstrates that the elegantly designed micro-system managed to control the decomposition of H2O2 and avoided direct contact with cells, while also maintaining cell viability under a low oxygen environment.

He brings to the job an unrivalled expertise in managing elegantly the decline of prestigious but sclerotic organisations: the Conservative party, the BBC, and even, when he was the last governor of Hong Kong, the British empire.