Sentence examples for quite refined from inspiring English sources

"It was quite refined," she said.

In doing so, one can appear to oneself quite refined.

The driving position is commanding and the engine is quite refined.

Rich, smooth and quite refined for aglianico, with flavors of new oak, plum and spice.

The effect was quite refined, but perhaps fearing it would seem too old for her, she had added a colour with elaborate embroidery.

"The chisel marks seem quite refined," Carl F. Hammer, a Chicago dealer in outsider art, said in an e-mail after analyzing photos of Ginger.

Lewis accomplished that and much more with his stunning 65. "He's quite a refined player at age 20," Watson said.

I've spent my fair share of time in the darkroom, but I wouldn't say my technique is quite as refined as that of Ansel Adams.

It's not quite as refined, but it's quicker, handles crisply on-road, and is a little bit bigger inside.

Considerations of this kind amount to quite a refined epistemological system of subjective probability, in which Bolzano distinguishes degrees of credibility and of assurance by using his probability theory (WL III, 274 288).

But this does remind you that true excitement and creativity on the runway is often something that is quite simple or refined, and almost invisible in its effort.