Sentence examples for how elegance from inspiring English sources
Thompson was the best possible representative of the large group of British nominees when she showed everyone how elegance is done by sashaying up to the stage, martini in one hand and Louboutins in the other.
"What I loved was how much elegance and energy and freedom there was in the way they dressed, not just for evening but day-to-day".
It is easy to see how syntactic elegance in a theory can bring with it pragmatic advantages such as being more perspicuous, being easier to use and manipulate, and so on.
What both perspectives fail to reveal — and actually obscure — is how much that elegance and abstraction hurts.
Louvish shows with great analytical elegance how Chaplin wrestled with the figure of the Tramp after this huge leap into articulateness.
Bellow's novel is perhaps the best ever written about a poet – better than Pale Fire, better than Doctor Zhivago – because it understands the problems of poetry and it divines, with elegance, how society might look to poetry for an argument against barbarity.
Wearing that same girlish grin that brought men to their knees and perfectly coiffed hairstyles that women still try to recreate, Hepburn taught us how to exude elegance.
My definition of an amorous relationship in one word would probably be "grace," both in terms of how it describes elegance and beauty, as well as the sense of mercy and clemency implied.
"There's elegance to how the tomatoes lie.
He knows how to achieve great elegance with very little".
To court them, Mr. Gordon said, designers must ask themselves, "How do I make elegance relevant to someone who's young?
