Sentence examples for just refining from inspiring English sources

"It's the preppy chic these guys have been into, and they're just refining it, with the right madras, the right pair of khakis, the right cotton sport jacket".

There's a pretty incredible new Focus Mask feature, for instance, that can save you a lot of legwork by automatically selecting the in-focus parts of your images with a single click, so that you can then focus on just refining the mask with the add and subtract tools rather than starting from scratch.

This result is unsurprising given that previous studies examining research use among health decision makers indicate that true instrumental use is where research has direct and concrete impacts on the formulation, implementation, and evaluation of policies, programs, and services [ 5, 19, 46, 74], rather than just refining or supplementing predetermined decisions [ 43].

That means not just refined pictures on the walls, but refined walls, too.

But Mr. Kishi doesn't just refine the classics.

Why not take existing archetypes and just refine them?

If I wanted to carry on making pictures I would, or I would just refine my archive.

"When Ducasse asked me to do a clam chowder for the restaurant," he said, "I decided to just refine it but to keep the flavors".

"People think of Chinese food as somehow less refined than western cuisine," he says, "but that's not true: it's just refined in a different way".

But Mr. Hawrami also said that it was not just refined products from the Kurdish region that were finding their way into Iran.

The tag had a motto that could have worked for Rothmans as well, an appropriate mix of apology and boast: "It's still the same classic fit, just refined a little bit".