One night when I visited, the current Canadian women's champion, Joannie Rochette, who placed fifth in the 2006 Olympics, skated two routines and thrilled the crowd as the spotlight illuminated her powerful elegance.
It still carries itself with the powerful elegance of the previous GT, but if you've traded up from the older model, forgive your neighbors if they don't immediately notice.
Quite apart from narrative drive, there is plenty of propulsion in the powerful elegance of the writing in this story of a young nurse named Coral Glynn.
By then, Fagin had achieved a distinct lyrical form, which Berrigan admired when he wrote: "whose formal concerns are powerful, whose elegance is self-effacing, and whose conclusions, however disastrous, are always accepted".
When I make a photograph of a horse, I try to show its powerful strength, grace, elegance and beauty.
"It is very powerful, it has an elegance, but it is very tough, and that is also very reflective of Brooklyn — it's got a gritty vibrancy".
Though arguments can be made that this is not entirely a good thing, dashing out for early coffee in Hepburn-worthy pajamas and a pristine wrapper, fairly dripping with haphazard elegance, provides a powerful counterpoint.
But Dash said that as an actress herself, she prefers an Oscars that has "glamour" and "elegance" rather than powerful cries for equal pay.
Ford's response to the Corvette was more refined, had a more powerful 198-horsepower V-8, power steering and unmatched elegance.
Appreciation of more typical aesthetic qualities, such as beauty, sublimity, elegance, grace, artistic excellence, powerful expression, and the like, is said to require a certain degree of aesthetic sensibility or 'standard of taste' that needs to be cultivated.
The boat's reverse transom hid twin 8.1-liter Volvo engines, and the dockside murmuring was pretty unanimous: The powerful "runabout" had successfully fused Great Gatsby elegance with 21st-century technology.
