Sentence examples for most refined example from inspiring English sources

"Feed," by the New York artist Mark Napier, is the most refined example yet of an artist's browser, displaying Web pages as though they were tiny, animated Abstract Expressionist paintings.

One of the most-refined examples of this new building type, with its symmetrical plan organized around courtyards, is the Casa de Moneda (Royal Mint; c. 1780 99) in Santiago, Chile, by Joaquín Toesca y Ricci.

When we think of the most "sophisticated" social discourse in 19th-century French salons, for example, or in the dinner parties Proust shows us we see the most refined forms of dexterity in deception, in guise and manipulation, in navigating the waters of popularity and prestige through the deftness of one's ability to control what is being said, quite independently of its truthfulness.

Hers was not the most refined performance.

Mr. Sedlar's food is the most refined.

"the Greeting," from 1995, is Viola's most refined work.

The Morgan Museum is the most refined of all.

Alfonso Soriano, the Yankees' most refined prospect, could become a candidate.

It's also the most refined and comfortable.

It was not the most refined meal of our trip, but it was the most fun.

The truest, most honest, most refined man we have ever known.