Sentence examples for special elegance from inspiring English sources

We had often noticed the bust, lending a special elegance to the place; often wondered about it.

/ An increasingly archaic modifier meaning of special elegance or sumptuousness, as in, "Solange Azagury-Partridge's deluxe diamond chandelier is a steal at $2 million".

Tamango, as he is now known professionally, was already known as a tap dancer of special elegance, delicacy and virtuosity -- in ballet terms, Erik Bruhn to Savion Glover's Nureyev.

The Lindberghs' Lockheed Sirius was a low-wing monoplane of special elegance even for the streamlined 1930s, with tandem cockpits aft of the wing and fuel tanks for 2,000 miles at a pop.

In general, the bioassay studied here is of a special elegance and applicability.

Hassop Hall Hotel has a special neoclassical elegance, and at the end of its long (and often torch-lit) drive there is the sort of public house that tourists dream about.

By the time the studio tried to replicate that scene with the demise of Simba's father in The Lion King, it had forgotten what made Bambi so piercingly special: subtlety, elegance, understatement.

"I am really attracted by the special light-diffusing elegance inherent in rose-cut diamonds.

And time spent with Kellye A. Saunders, a dancer of special eloquence and elegance, is time unwasted.

As Lensky, Onegin's friend, Vladimir Malakhov, his line as eloquent as ever, offered a deep Byronic dimension on Friday, as he did with the Stuttgart in 1998, while on Saturday, Ethan Stiefel cut a younger, even timid figure, always ennobled by his outstanding elegance and special energy.

It did the job, but not with any degree of elegance or special ability to delight.