Sentence examples for technically refined from inspiring English sources
Scott is not exactly a beginner, but neither is he yet technically refined at age 22 in an event in which maturation often comes near or beyond age 30.
Owing to a lack of style, he was known during his primary school years as "Basher Brooks", but by the time he entered Churchlands Senior High School, his stroke had become more technically refined.
This was not the most technically refined reading of the role I've seen, but something in Soares's dented machismo expressed a deep truth about the human condition.
Despite looking the boldest, bravest and most technically refined young footballer on the pitch, Sterling still had less of an effect on the actual result than Mario Balotelli.
Ainslie held on, though, the oldest, lightest, toughest man in the field taking the gold by a matter of seconds in the most nuanced and technically refined of wind-blown sprint finishes.
Mr. Tyler, hitherto one of the region's best-known unknown artists, was the subject of "Valton Tyler: Visionary Landscapes," at the MAC, and visionary seems the right word for describing his vivid, unusual and technically refined paintings, prints and drawings, whose style defies convenient labels.
Cicero's verse is technically important; he refined the hexameter, using words of two or three syllables at the end of a line, so that the natural word accent would coincide with the beat of the metre, and applying rhetorical devices to poetry; he is one of those who made possible the achievement of Virgil.
"Her mezzo-soprano is warm, refined in timbre, technically mature, secure in all registers, still very lyrical yet already blessed with dramatic intensity: a joy for everyone who comes to the opera".
