Sentence examples for more highly refined from inspiring English sources

His colours became cooler and his technique more highly refined.

They can always be — must always be — further perfected, their performance of selfhood more highly refined.

It's the style not of a rebel but of a classicist, and it becomes more highly refined with each of his films.

"Food is cheaper now by a long way, more abundantly available, more highly refined, more delicious and more pressingly sold to us by very clever advertising companies and techniques.

There are a few startlingly ugly statements in another letter that Bishop wrote to Swenson (quoted in Millier's biography but not by Marshall, nor is it included among the published "Letters"), concerning "backward people who are incapable of any of the more highly refined emotions".

While rates of undernutrition remain high, populations are shifting away from traditional (high nutrient and fibrous) staple foods to consume more highly refined, often imported, cereals, processed and packaged foods, cooking oils, and processed meats; dietary patterns associated with increased risk of diet-related disease (9– 11).

Dr. David Ludwig, an associate professor at Harvard Medical School and director of the obesity program at Children's Hospital in Boston, said the products may make people feel a bit more full than "highly refined carbohydrate junk foods, but I don't recommend them".

These sports, which tend to rely more on brute physical strength than highly refined athletic abilities, factored the highest by my criteria.

Oculus VR's blog followed up with more confirmation, noting that the consumer model "builds on the presence, immersion, and comfort of the Crescent Bay prototype with an improved tracking system that supports both seated and standing experiences, as well as a highly refined industrial design, and updated ergonomics for a more natural fit".

In 1997, the museum snubbed the radicals and hired Taniguchi, who represents not the cutting edge of architecture but, rather, a carefully wrought, highly refined modernism — a cool and reserved aesthetic that has more in common with the Modern's original credo than with the expressive direction of recent architecture and museum design.

However, to meet the more demanding property requirements in modern engineering applications, certain special ceramics are made from highly refined raw materials using rigorously controlled composition and processing conditions.