Sentence examples for somewhat more refined from inspiring English sources

"I think it probably tends to be a somewhat more refined clientele," Acworth suggests.

(The gnome is a somewhat more refined counterpart to the Geico gecko, which has a cockney accent).

This facade is somewhat more refined than that of No. 1105, and was designed by Mott B. Schmidt, widely known for his genteel town and country houses.

Did I miss something?" As a duo, Wanamaker, who is petite and gravel-voiced, and Chancellor, who is tall and somewhat more refined, have a whimsical comic silhouette.

The species has evolved into a somewhat more refined package, but nobody would expect this new-old bad boy to have learned how to behave.

Lipstadt doesn't dismiss Arendt's big conceptual insight about the banality of evil, which she argues has merged (in somewhat more refined terms) with the historiographical conventional wisdom.

Finally, our categorization of educational level in the present analysis was somewhat crude and a more refined categorization might have provided additional information on the ability of both versions of EQ-5D to discriminate across categories on this variable.

Second, it is shown that the problem still persists somewhat with the adoption of the more refined plate theory of Mindlin and the use of both (a) nastran (that employs the finite element method) and (b) the Ritz method.

Unsurprisingly, but nonetheless somewhat disappointingly, the panel went for a more refined approach in the longlist of 40 designs it published on Monday, with variations on the silver fern, the Southern Cross constellation and the koru (unfurling fern frond) featuring prominently.

I also remember thinking that Hitchcock's visual music is much more refined than De Palma's somewhat blatant virtuosity but that there's an ecstatic side to De Palma's work that is, even more than his political cynicism, a benefit and virtue of his sixties heritage.

After I got married and had kids, I became a little more refined -- dare I say that I'm even somewhat of a renaissance man?