Sentence examples for refined when from inspiring English sources

Tells about the jury, refined when compared with the miscellaneous assortment which usually occupies the box.

The period style, for me, adds to the story's power – elaborate, even cumbersome at points, but cleverly refined when immediate effect is needed: the figure, that face.

The accent got even more pinched and refined when he played a British doctor suppressing his personal sorrows and martyring himself to Chinese epidemics in "The Painted Veil" (2006), a frightfully noble picture that could have been made by M-G-M in 1940.

Mathew Tait spotted the smallest of gaps on the right and foxed Yannick Jauzion and Clément Poitrenaud before managing to scramble over the Toulouse try-line by little more than an inch, to show that his nose for a chance is all the more refined when handed a regular start and a regular berth at outside-centre.

The idea for "Adulting" (which has just been optioned for television by J. J. Abrams, executive producer of the "Lost" series) was refined when Ms. Brown worked as a reporter for the Statesman Journal in Salem, Ore., consulting her Facebook friends for a column about what skills or possessions they should have by the age of 30.

During the corpus annotation stage, the guidelines were refined when novel, previously unspecified ambiguities were encountered.

Like Quick, Mellette has a lot to refine when it comes to releases and routes, but the Elon starter consistently finds a way to use his athleticism to win battles despite his lack of technique.

We therefore accept that the classification criterion based on the graduates' match between their education and job may not be a perfect measure and that it could be refined later, when more information becomes available regarding the transferability of skills.

Refined White Flour When flour is refined, about 14 vitamins, 10 minerals and proteins are cut from the natural state of the product.

"Whenever my old friends meet someone I'm involved with romantically, they immediately warn them: 'She may look refined, but when she's angry, she can go trailer park really fast.'".

As long as it was only a matter of private corporations, even those as omnipresent as Google, doing the snooping, it fit the demands of freedom defined as consumer sovereignty in that one's freedom of market choices was infinitely refined, and when it was not, the service provider could be exchanged for another.