Sentence examples for no elegance from inspiring English sources
But many of the textual details ("If then you see no elegance in your face, whomever do you turn to?
The Smith square cut (brutality thrills like no elegance could or should), McCague, Larne's finest (or in the top five at least), Ramprakash (be still my beating heart!).
His brother chimed in: "There is no better wine for lamb, game and meats, but people are making wines with too much alcohol, too much fruit, no elegance and too much oak".
One visitor claimed Sister Semidea "is so ugly and has no elegance at all!" But she charmed such a string of male admirers that other nuns were convinced it must be the devil's work.
Theron might drape herself in spectacular dresses, coats, and stilettos (her makeup and platinum hair is impeccable), but there's no elegance to her surroundings.
According to the classical scholar Harry Thurston Peck, Demosthenes "affects no learning; he aims at no elegance; he seeks no glaring ornaments; he rarely touches the heart with a soft or melting appeal, and when he does, it is only with an effect in which a third-rate speaker would have surpassed him.
Finally, with little-to-no elegance, you make it to the cashier, who whisks your items into a sturdy, flat-bottomed paper bag, then tucks the receipt in at top.
Eleanore Phillips Colt, for more than four decades the West Coast editor of Vogue, personified no-nonsense elegance (I always saw her in flat shoes, no matter how fancy the dress) and knew inside-out the nearly vanished world of Old Hollywood royalty.
The title also references its Nordic design influences, as evidenced by the installation's simple, no-frills elegance.
There was no mathematical elegance to the mortgage-backed securities that helped lead to the market crash of recent months.
First Boudewijn Zenden's looping cross was nodded down by the debutant Crouch, a signing of real stature who provided no little elegance in his ground-play.
