Sentence examples for remarkably graceful from inspiring English sources

On its own it has a remarkably graceful muscularity.

"I was shocked to see that these remarkably graceful things were still in production," Mr. Muehling said.

"The Mind's Eye" is a collection of essays — some of which have already appeared in The New Yorker — but it has a remarkably graceful coherence of theme, tone and approach.

French furniture of the 16th century was remarkably graceful and delicate; it was enriched with inlay of small plaques of figured marble and semiprecious stones, sometimes with inlay or marquetry of ivory, mother-of-pearl, and different coloured woods.

This, my art historian friends tell me, is purely Romanesque, impressively large and remarkably graceful, given the tremendous thickness of the stone, but largely conveying the impression of sheer strength, of a mighty straining beneath great weight.

For a team who found themselves mercilessly crushed under the wheels of Corpus Christi college's one-woman "intellectual blitzkrieg", the losers of this year's University Challenge final have proved remarkably graceful in defeat.

Devout Tibetans say the procedure produced a remarkably charismatic and graceful leader who now charms audiences around the world with his arguments for nonviolent change in his homeland.

One cannot but be impressed by the breadth of Watsuji's interests, by the depth of his scholarship, and by his ability as a remarkably clear and graceful writer.

Last summer, Melbourne, Australia's graceful, lively and remarkably clean second city, was named the most livable city in the world by the Economist Intelligence Unit.

Edges of some pages are torn and crumbling, but the words, drawn in graceful cursive script, remain remarkably legible.

She had remarkably beautiful hands, the fingers exceptionally slender and graceful, with long, pointed, scarlet nails.