Sentence examples for its refinements from inspiring English sources
Like the Fly, it weighed about half as much as the guitars that came before it — three and a half pounds — but its refinements were more seamless, subcutaneous.
Even then, Rye was known for its refinements; in his diary, Washington wrote about the tavern's elegance and hospitality.
Sen's stimulating and eloquent new work is in some ways a commentary on Rawls, but its refinements give his arguments greater applicability.
To really head off climate change, the world must eventually make even larger (much larger) cuts in its emissions of greenhouses gases than those envisioned in the Kyoto agreement and its refinements in Bonn.
Some observers said that Texaco had taken unusual steps to update its culture in recent years, and lamented the possibility that its refinements might be lost in the merger.
This paper surveys results on Nash equilibrium and its refinements for several variants of the architecture for oligopolistic electricity markets.
"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.
Let's think about Ordinary Time, as scientists call it, and Cricket Time, and its refinement, the measurement we know as Yorkshire Cricket Time.
The Stroganov school remained influential until the end of the 17th century, but after about 1650 it gradually declined and lost its refinement.
A brighter interior design would help, too, especially in a car named after one of the world's more vibrant cities. Otherwise the Rio is impressive for its quality, its solidity, its refinement, and for the way it looks.
