Sentence examples for have elegance from inspiring English sources
Even their basic reds (such as Outeiro, £10.99, Quaff Wines) have elegance and freshness.
The wines of Pomerol differ widely in style, but all have elegance combined with concentrated fruit and a soft, almost velvety texture, which is why Pomerol is sometimes called the Burgundy of Bordeaux.
What it means to have form and function interwoven, to have elegance but also imperfection, a flaw, the number five--like the way Japanese dishes come in sets of five.
This has elegance, vigour and charm.
The outer movements had elegance and breadth.
She pointed out that it had elegance, one of the things absent in musical theater nowadays, she reiterated.
Like many great former dancers, she has elegance and power that seem to have been distilled into her fantastically expressive hands.
She has elegance, poise and is so approachable.
Why? "Books that have tight elegance often fall dead for me.
"With the circle, you still have the elegance and openness, which gives clothes the ease, and everybody can see".
