Sentence examples for sharp elegant from inspiring English sources

Modern women may find it easier to understand Wallis's sharp, elegant dress sense.

She has a sharp, elegant face and a short haircut, and is the only member who smiles easily and often.

This is a sharp, elegant, unsentimental picture in which Stewart plays a character who is often gloomy and downright unsympathetic.

(Sisario) NEW PORNOGRAPHERS (Tuesday) The New Pornographers, from Vancouver, British Columbia, play sharp, elegant songs that, even when they come across as a tad rote, push the buttons of any connoisseur of 1960s and '70s power-pop.

For one thing, the Phaeton grille carries a tortilla-size VW emblem, and for another, its rear roof pillar has a sharp, elegant rake that gives the car a formal air.

The pub group included the writers James Fenton, Ian McEwan, and Tom Paulin, and... Julius was offered quite formal congratulations for... his sharp, elegant, morally insistent "T. S. Eliot, Anti-Semitism and Literary Form".... [The] book had suddenly found itself at the center of British literary attention, six months or so after publication.

Much of the good work done over the past few years by China's sharp and elegant ambassador, Fu Ying, to bolster Chinese soft power in Britain threatens to come unravelled.

Dick, who was well known for his sharp intellect, elegant writing, and compassion for his patients, was involved in psychiatric evaluations for the courts for some of the area's highest profile criminal cases.

In particular in 1924 Bonnesen [21] proved the following sharp and elegant estimate.

Their names are so sharp and elegant, it's as if the terms emote more meaning than just color.

Gwen, who runs the place, is a sharp-witted, elegant and glamorous northern angel, the kind Dylan Thomas would find a whole book in.