Sentence examples for growing refinement from inspiring English sources

Wheeler's raw talent and growing refinement were on display at Marlins Park.

Sensing a growing refinement, Sydney's plaudits are growing.

As ­Karabits and the Bournemouth get to know each other better, their ­playing will presumably grow in refinement, too; already they seem a more assured ­partnership than they were last autumn.

From its more primitive form, roulette grew through refinement to become so addictive and compelling that by the 19th century it had spread across Europe and the US, engrossing even Fyodor Dostoyevsky whose novella The Gambler reflects his own addiction to the game.

Throughout the 19th and early 20 centuries, the growing appetite for refinement at the table resulted in an increasing demand for large numbers of matching ceramics, glassware and specialized items like pressed glass pickle jars and asparagus tongs.

Ironically, most alternative rockers were born between the late 1950s and late '60s and grew up during the '70s amid the head-spinning studio refinement and growing social acceptance of the earliest rock music.

Other approaches incorporate the region growing process as a refinement step[22] or in an adaptive fashion[23].

Similarly, the quantity and complexity of the data are growing requiring both the refinement of analyses and higher resolution and accuracy of results.

In the first autocorrelation phase, the CG-SSR performs seed finding, region growing, trimming, recovering, pattern refinement, and noise filtering processes to discover all possible SSR repeats as initial candidates.

This growing access, along with refinements in ultrasound imaging help explain the positive trend toward earlier abortions.

And in the early 2000s, he embraced solidarities with a growing hip-hop culture; durags and brass knuckle fashion statements—slight refinements in every way, but always faithful to a street-level blemish of heroism.