Sentence examples for measured elegance from inspiring English sources

The tone was fluent and sweeping, full of carefully controlled cadence and measured elegance.

In "Atria," Ausubel applies the measured elegance of her prose to the very beginning of a life: "A tiny white spine began to knit itself inside Hazel".

Latent variable modeling is used to regress the measured elegance against coating operating conditions in order to investigate the driving forces acting on the system, consistently with the quality-by-design framework promoted by the Food and Drug Administration.

This paper introduces a system for measuring the elegance of a graph based on the steps needed to build the graph and on its symmetry structure.

What's worse, Microsoft, against which Apple always measured its software's elegance and seamlessness, has shed its old shortcomings -- its Windows 10, released last year, garnered almost universal raves.

Syntactic simplicity, or elegance, measures the number and conciseness of the theory's basic principles.

The same zest, with a countervailing measure of elegance and finesse, propelled Mr. Levin's performance of the Concerto in E flat (K. 482), the centerpiece of an all-Mozart program with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.

DiCaprio infuses his character with a delicately measured vulnerability; Cotillard with the wounded elegance that has won her acclaim.

In Frayn's own theatrical edifices, however, the mathematical elegance of the artistry is as joyously measured as a Bach fugue.

Ms. Atkins is sexy, stately and sly all at once, and she measures out emotions with an elegance that miraculously seems as sincere as it is studied.

By spelling out ideas that were once only implied, he has sacrificed a measure of visual elegance and conceptual cool, and he has thrown the potentially gimmicky nature of his pharmaceutical collage medium into relief.