Sentence examples for for its refinement from inspiring English sources

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.

Yet Munich is equally well-known for its refinement.

The case study provided a means for evaluation of the pattern and a source for its refinement.

Some Parisians wondered if he really understood French ballet technique, which is known for its refinement, whereas American ballet is known for its energy.

Though her playing was admirable for its refinement and directness, there was something dutiful about her performances, particularly her account of the Schumann.

Though he has the technique to meet all the challenges of this formidable work, his pianism was striking for its refinement and elegance.

Even then, Rye was known for its refinements; in his diary, Washington wrote about the tavern's elegance and hospitality.

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.

In an interesting geopolitical turn, Venezuela relies far more on the US for its oil refinement capacity than the US depends on Venezuela's oil.

A numerical formalism developed for compilation of the model, allows for its further refinement by incorporation of regional 3D conductivity distributions inferred from the real electromagnetic data.

Finally, we discuss the strengths and weaknesses of our taxonomy and provide suggestions for its future refinement.