Sentence examples for perfectly refined from inspiring English sources

Herbert von Karajan's 1960s recording (DG) has a dramatic tension that never slackens, while Claudio Abbado's (DG) is just as sumptuous, and perfectly refined.

It's quite unlike anything in Japan, perfectly refined using European fine-dining techniques and presentation skills, alongside Japanese and Peruvian traditions.

The LSO responded wonderfully to him, producing perfectly refined playing that showed no trace of the attention-seeking glare that often characterises their Barbican performances.

The LSO respond well to him - the strings had provided a perfectly refined featherbed of tone to cushion the nostalgic trumpet and cor anglais solos in Copland's Quiet City, and went into extrovert overdrive for Ravel's complete Daphnis et Chloé ballet.

Now, they weren't using Kickstarter to pitch some incredibly polished, perfectly refined virtual reality headset that they'd somehow conjured out of thin air.

There's no challenge here, it's a perfectly refined and quiet cruiser that would handle long range weekends away with aplomb, (even the S manages 32.1mpg, giving a 452-mile range) and the twin boot set-up (150 litres in the nose, a maximum of 275 in the tail) gives it decent practicality.

Because memes are not always copied perfectly, they might become refined, combined, or otherwise modified with other ideas; this results in new memes, which may themselves prove more or less efficient replicators than their predecessors, thus providing a framework for a hypothesis of cultural evolution based on memes, a notion that is analogous to the theory of biological evolution based on genes.

Have you been stalking me?" He's struck by her appearance, so perfectly manicured, pristine, fashionable and refined with tautly-tanned cheeks.

In the Schubert that meant refined, focused textures and perfectly calibrated balances.

"If you look at the details of a clarinet, something people have been using for centuries, that design has been so refined and executed so perfectly.

I would never argue that this culinary tradition - which makes a virtue of chicken fat, the deep-fat fryer and the boiling of perfectly good pieces of meat - is refined.