Sentence examples for notable elegance from inspiring English sources

The English bass Alastair Miles sang with notable elegance as the creepy Mr Lucrezia Borgia (aka Duke d'Este).

John Martin, dance critic of The New York Times, said of Mr. Greco in 1951: "His footwork is particularly brilliant, and he moves with notable elegance.

But those Euro models are also notable for their elegance, a nearly feminine grace.

Some have displayed high-end style and elegance, notable for their technological wizardry and innovative energy solutions.

The performance by Ms. Liceica and Mr. Molina of the Black Swan adagio from "Swan Lake" was especially notable for its elegance and sense of drama.

There was also Duruflé's "Prélude et Fugue sur le Nom d'Alain," music notable for gentle elegance and understatement, the very opposite of the Persichetti piece.

The two had an almost unmatched style, notable for its elegance, fluidity, precision, and purity of line, and Grinkov was the perfect partner, willing to use his strength to draw the focus to Gordeyeva.

The dress is notable for its elegance and simplicity, a composite form that requires no attachments and is wearable directly out of the printer.

Kinematic Petals Dress is the most recent iteration of Rosenkrantz's Kinematic Dress, which was acquired by the Museum of Modern Art for its notable fusion of elegance and being completely wearable fresh out of the 3D printer.

His buildings are notable for their subtlety, elegance, and harmony.

Their images of sailing vessels embayed on the shores of the Scillies or Cornwall are classics, as notable for their melancholy elegance as for their tell-tale details.