Sentence examples for refined things from inspiring English sources
"This is a room for a woman who is very romantic and likes very refined things," said Mr. Gaudette, who dramatically draped an 18th-century French bed in dark pink silk taffeta as a centerpiece.
There are jams, big-flavoured stews, devilled eggs spiked with n'duja (a spicy spreadable sausage), lots of slow-cooked meats and more refined things such as potato cakes with smoked salmon and cucumber pickles.
Composed of folks with a punk background (Fallon and band are inky of forearm), the Gaslight Anthem have their roots in rock's more egalitarian fringes, and have since refined things to make music that is rich in grit and social detail – a version of the street level operas that Springsteen (himself a fan) puts together.
Young people now, much more so than the young people of the 1960s, '70s and '80s, love old, pretty, refined things.
After we refined things and cut the final vocal, I think he really nailed what I was looking for on the song," says Paul.
Though her life was glamorous — she had been a Pan-Am stewardess and model and had aspired to be on television — she knew nothing about the refined things that were second nature to the society ladies Capote hung around with.
In Britain we are rather more refined about these things.
If you take the time to read the ingredient list of many of your favorite yogurt brands (with the exception of "plain" yogurt), you'll likely see the words "sugar", "sucralose", "vanilla-flavored syrup", "high fructose corn syrup", "dextrose" or other terms that mean the same thing: refined sugar was added to your product.
We still don't fully understand how things like refined sugars are affecting us".
It's just that if what you do all day, every day is watching movies or taste foods, or sample wines, or listen to songs, etc. you develop a much more refined palette for those things.
But I believe in cutting back on things like refined grains and added sugars not because diet books scream of the horrors of a wheat belly or a sugar belly (or a beer belly, for that matter).
