Sentence examples for enduring elegance from inspiring English sources
Charles, who was only one place behind the much-idolised Twilight star known as R-Patz, was praised for his enduring elegance.
Overshadowed during his lifetime by Lully, whose courtly status warded off serious rivals, Charpentier fashioned a canon of enduring elegance and charm: thankfully, one that he had the foresight to preserve meticulously.
The opening gala surrounds Bruch's Violin Concerto No. 1 in G Minor (with Anne-Sophie Mutter, a model of enduring elegance) with Rachmaninoff's Symphonic Dances and excerpts from Stravinsky's "Firebird"; the second repeats the Rachmaninoff and presents the Stravinsky ballet in the complete score.
As Hepburn's two sons Luca Dotti and Sean Hepburn Ferrer write, "On January 20th , 1993we lost our mother and best friend and the world lost an enduring symbol of grace, elegance and humanity.
You and Dad blessed us all with an amazing life, showed us how to infuse every minute together with adventure, tenderness, elegance, charm and enduring love.
The Florentines provided France not just with a powerful queen -- Catherine de Medicii -- but also with the enduring legacies of radical chic and political murder, several Loire chateaus and the "orderly classical elegance" that is Paris's architectural glory.
As Nico Van Hout, the exhibition's curator, said at the opening last week, only the likes of Michelangelo, Titian and Picasso have the same sort of enduring legacy and status.The exhibition is split into six themed rooms depicting violence, power, lust, compassion, elegance and poetry.
The strength of Aswany's novels is that they are able to reflect this, with their multitudes of characters evoking the many facets of Egyptian life: faded colonial elegance and the sclerotic hold of a corrupt dictator, Western influence and Islamic fervor, the enduring hardships borne by the very poor from generation to generation.
He thought about enduring.
