Sentence examples for for all its refinement from inspiring English sources
If Lievens's portrait, for all its refinement, lacks a level of intensity, that painting, along with his "Head of an Old Woman (Rembrandt's Mother)," demonstrates that Rembrandt worked beside a master of surface elegance, an artist whose paintings collectors confused with Rembrandt's as early as 1633.
But for all its presumed refinement, Eton Hall was high-tech, with a central vacuum cleaning system and steel doors — rendering the apartments "burglar, sound and fireproof" — as well as plumbing that was "the best known to the art".
But for all its Baroque refinement, the work has the sweep of an epic political and personal drama, and the Met has assembled an impressive cast to sing it, with the rich-voiced mezzo-soprano Jennifer Larmore in the title role and the elegant soprano Hei-Kyung Hong as Cleopatra.
Her voice has darkened and grown during that period, but it is still an instrument as notable for its refinement and agility as for its stentorian amplitude.
Though he has the technique to meet all the challenges of this formidable work, his pianism was striking for its refinement and elegance.
For all its ingenuity and musical refinement, the opera can seem chatty and inert.
Traditionally, zeolite catalyst has been employed in the oil industry for its refinement [104].
Even then, Rye was known for its refinements; in his diary, Washington wrote about the tavern's elegance and hospitality.
For all of its airs of refinement, "The Awakening" is pretty stale stuff.
Yet, for all his aesthetic refinements, Terzani was a man of deep humility.
