Sentence examples for refined kind from inspiring English sources

His writing is of a highly refined kind; his story is marvelously furnished with period details, from the smell of the Danish cheese that drifted from next door into a Copenhagen art gallery to the look of the Elbe River in the early Dresden spring.

Mr. Denton called Mr. Cook "a surprisingly powerful opinion writer and a gossip of the most refined kind".

It could amount to a highly refined kind of shock art, and it could also be rapturous.

John Cook is the most experienced reporter on the team, a surprisingly powerful opinion writer and a gossip of the most refined kind.

The reason, he adds, is "blood sugar fluctuations that are aggravated by carbohydrate consumption (especially the refined kind)." But on his diet, which cuts out carbohydrates, Dr. Atkins concludes, "no more false hunger pains".

We are able to do things in a very focused, and hopefully polished and refined, kind of way".  .

He also writes that "Thoreau, though brusque on occasions, was refined, courteous, kind and humane; that he had a religion and lived up to it".

Depp plays Dillinger a good deal straighter than you might expect, no Jack Sparrow winks to the audience, but he is still a comparatively refined, dandyish kind of robber.

The singer and her trio with whom she has worked for years -- Christian Jacob on piano, Kevin Axt on bass and Ray Brinker on drums -- have refined the kind of rapport that could only be achieved over time.

Both of them have been refining a kind of jazz from the early 1960's, and they must be appreciated on their own craftsmanlike terms; don't go expecting new fusions or disjunctions.

The number of small businesses advertisers on Pinterest has increased by around 50% year-over-year, the company said, and it looks to continue to refine a kind of hybrid strategy that mixes platforms and interactions with real people in order to entice those businesses.