Sentence examples similar to nurturing elegance from inspiring English sources

In Muriel Barbery's novel "The Elegance of the Hedgehog," a dumpy concierge nurtures a private devotion to Tolstoy.

With her operatic training and air of demure elegance, Ms. Dallas belongs to a tradition (more British than American) that has nurtured theatrical singers from Julie Andrews to Sarah Brightman.

One bite, and we can taste that the soil has been nurtured to grow the cattle's feed and that the little bit of fat provides a distinct elegance and gratifying mouth-feel that renders easily on the tongue.

Wonderful elegance!

"That's real elegance".

Has she elegance?

Elegance personified.

Elegance is not optional.

Grace, calm and elegance?

Elegance steadies him.

"Elegance is refusal".