Sentence examples for refinements of from inspiring English sources

The refinements of touch and wit are constant.

"But I also think they have a better understanding of the subtleties and refinements of cooking.

His subjects, of course, often are erotic, flushed with amorous feeling and refinements of feeling.

[In war] the latest refinements of science are linked with the cruelties of the Stone Age.

|  Christie's revels in the refinements of twentieth-century design in two sales on Sept. 26.

Both making bluffs and seeing them are among the higher refinements of the game.

The refinements of rudeness, like the refinements of politeness, insofar as the use of language is involved, require a very good knowledge of a language.

Among the factors influencing refinements of that definition are the expertise and motivations of the participants.

The field of formal statistics explores myriad refinements of arguments of this sort.

But I'd rather see further refinements of the persona Mr. McCreery has already established.

These men needed the rudiments but not the refinements of common law.