Sentence examples for fitted elegantly from inspiring English sources

But the most effective pieces in the show fitted elegantly into the slim-line dresses with bulbous skirts that were Arora's new, controlled silhouette.

Physicists have a history of finding natural laws that fit elegantly into the language of mathematics but that become seeming paradoxes when expressed with ordinary words.

The lattice or diagonal grid of the arch fits elegantly into the truss chords or curving perpendicular tubes that rise from the garden wall.

Forty years' worth of work fits elegantly into the artist-designed installation, which intersperses his signature sans-serif wall texts — "drops of blue water forced over the rim of a pot made of clay," one reads — with works that realize conceptual instructions.

The lustrous finish of the leather set off the color of her skin; and its shape fit elegantly along the curve of her breast.

It now hosts an array of establishments including a cafe, a wine shop and an art gallery, all fitting the elegantly rustic ethos.

On the other hand, because the additions are designed for all vehicles, some do not work as well in or fit as elegantly into individual vehicles as factory systems do.

The standout of the evening was Kerry Washington (in Wes Gordon), whose fitted bodice cascaded elegantly into a subtle, filigree-printed full skirt.

The artist also knows her way around welding equipment, for to make her metal sculptures she has cleanly and elegantly fitted together dozens of machine-rolled bronze and steel rods.

It is elegantly fit for purpose, and the purpose, says its director, Sir Hugh Pelham, is "doing science… rather than fundraising, teaching or administration".

Coeztee's allegorical portraits of apartheid in "Waiting for the Barbarians" and "The Life and Times of Michael K" elegantly fit in the modernist furrow plowed by Kafka, Camus, and Beckett.