Sentence examples for terribly elegant from inspiring English sources

It's a terribly elegant argument, marrying social generosity with a pride in British exceptionalism, which must have something for pretty much everyone.

The sharp-eyed Paloma guesses that Renée has "the same simple refinement as the hedgehog," quills on the outside but "fiercely solitary — and terribly elegant" within.

Because, according to someone who has begun to suspect that Renée Michel's ingredients are not what they say on the tin, she is a hedgehog – sharp protective quills on the outside but sensitive, delicate, fiercely solitary and terribly elegant within.

Her two-gate hypothesis, later endorsed by Virgil and Ovid, was elegant in theory but not terribly useful in practice.

Terribly, terribly sad.

Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.

Terribly exciting".

Terribly correct.

Elegant thoughts.

So elegant.

"Terribly bright".