Sentence examples for relatively elegant from inspiring English sources

"Libertarianism is, theoretically, a relatively elegant solution," he said.

Fortunately for Mr. Romney, there is a relatively elegant solution to this problem.

One relatively elegant method is to subtract the inflation rate from the per-capita G.D.P. growth rate.

Ireland, to be honest, overdoes the beer, and on our last night, we craved not only wine but also a relatively elegant contemporary restaurant where, we felt certain, the phrase "and chips" would be absent.

In Walla Walla, Wash., after a long morning among the giant grain silos, vast wheat fields, not-so-vast vineyards, and smelly horse corrals of the area's rural fringes, we stopped at the relatively elegant Waters Winery.

The bacon, sliced on a bias in relatively elegant strips that taste fine enough considering they're cold, resides on top — incongruously and a bit smugly I thought, as if it feels superior and a little out of place among its more mundane and unruly co-ingredients.

The festival has a magnificent, illuminating production, directed by Gilbert Blin, who also designed the relatively simple, elegant sets.

This yields a relatively simple and elegant design procedure.

"This is an impressively comprehensive study," he says, and the authors have "applied the same relatively simple and elegant method to so many primate species".

Furthermore, his grounding of physics, and all knowledge, in a relatively simple and elegant rationalist metaphysics provides a model of a rigorous and complete secular system of knowledge.

Although the calibration method is relatively easy and elegant, one should run the time-consuming calibration measurements typically several times a day to compensate for drifts in voltages and charging up effects.