Sentence examples for in its refinement from inspiring English sources

"Loving" is a much finer film; but in its refinement, it misses the coarser grain of life that makes the difference between an airbrushed portrait and cinematic vitality.

There's nothing new about the idea behind it, but in its refinement and distinct targeting of a certain choosy demographic, it's a fine example of how a new generation of apps is likely to develop.

But most of this score is simply wondrous in its refinement and imagination.

Dress was designed to protect the wearer but also to impress his adversary; exquisitely cruel ambiguity was invested in its refinement.

But Mr. Parks may have had a reason for the oversight: a desire to stress the human side of an image that, in its refinement and flair, could at first be mistaken for one of his fashion photographs.

HG and CRS conceived the study design, participated in its refinement and coordination, and substantially contributed to the manuscript.

The distinction of the treatise lies in its classical refinement rather than in its originality.

A 'think aloud' study was conducted to explore glaucoma patients' views on the comprehensibility, acceptability, relevance and answerability of the draft AGQ in order to inform its refinement.

This, despite my horror of Labour's complicity in the Iraq war and its refinement of "Tina" (there is no alternatve), in which the excesses of a rampant capitalist economy were ameliorated only by parking people surplus to the new order on benefits (which the Tories were then only too happy to dismantle).

Europe has always felt a little close, a little ordered, a little too scholarly and middle class in its superior refinements.

Traditionally, zeolite catalyst has been employed in the oil industry for its refinement [104].