Sentence examples for particularly suave from inspiring English sources
The pieces are much enlivened by contrasts of texture and color; a particularly suave one is "Chill," in which the shiny black tubing formations appear on smoothly finished tiles of deep royal blue alternating with matte black blanks.
Although Craig will probably go down as one of the best canonical Bonds, his more realistic, gritty portrayal of the spy is not particularly suave.
In coloratura Mr. Camarena is more labored than dashing or suave, particularly to an audience used to hearing Juan Diego Flórez and Lawrence Brownlee sing the role with stylish ease, but he gets the job done, and he caps his arias with the clarion high C's that audiences adore.
Fredrik Zetterstrom made Escamillo an eccentric celebrity, and he delivered some extraordinarily suave touches, particularly in his duet with Don Jose, in which he put his bullfighter's moves to good use.
Mark Strong's performance was mentioned by several critics, with Scott calling it "a marvel of exotic suavity and cool insinuation" while Ebert "particularly admired" his aura of suave control.
Bolstered by a first-rate script (both James Hilton and Robert Benchley contributed dialogue) and superb cast (with the suave yet treacherous Herbert Marshall particularly memorable), "Correspondent" is consistently engrossing and entertaining, with some indelible set-pieces only this director could conjure up.
The balcony is a prime people-watching spot and particularly well-positioned for the early morning bread man and his cry of pan suave (soft bread).
Best of all were the new Giovanni, Peter Mattei, a tall and strapping Swedish baritone with a suave, creamy and virile voice, and the elegant lyric tenor Matthew Polenzani as a particularly noble Don Ottavio.
Norman Foster, by contrast, was suave.
