Sentence examples for modern ease from inspiring English sources

Softer cardigans had a modern ease.

And the female Courtiers, in dark blue with slicked-back hair, resemble the modern ease of Ms. McCartney herself.

Jason Wu seemed to have discovered the charms of French fashion in the Chanel-Saint Laurent mode, raising the question, "What, now?" And though Prabal Gurung returned to his snappy tailoring, in washed faille, and trousers with hand-smocked blouses in fresh tones, the collection didn't quite have the modern ease he wanted.

On many throwbacks, an overabundance of metal, extraneous design flourishes and awkward interior spaces don't exactly make for modern ease of access, efficiency or drivability.

Consider first the geographical openness of big continental planes, then add the modern ease of interaction ("No island is an island any more", one could say), and, finally and dramatically, the substantial ecological interconnectedness of land and climate.

Building upon the innovations of European designers such as Coco Chanel, Blass made clothes that allowed women a modern sense of ease and comfort.

He was comfortable with the modern, at ease with change, pragmatic, sensible and effective.

Having failed his 11-plus, Beadle went to Orpington secondary modern school, easing the boredom by joining CND marches, working for Oxfam and playing a pantomime dame for a youth club.

It doesn't have the olde Swisse charm of the nearby Chalet Gamatchi, but it is comfortable and modern, and easing the pain of the trek to hire skis or boots, it has uniquely convenient access: a lift straight from the chalet to the heart of the ski shop.

The generals, in what one called the world's first post-modern coup, eased out of power a government led by a veteran Islamic politician, Necmettin Erbakan, in 1997.

They don't have a modern quality of ease, and while they might suggest other purposes, like seduction, ultimately they don't reveal a decisive taste.