Sentence examples for the sense of refinement from inspiring English sources

Simplicity in the sense of refinement — making things clearer, more pure, more legible and more accessible.

Just as "Lost in Translation," Sofia's previous film, captured the beautiful strangeness of Japan, "Marie Antoinette" is a glimpse into the sense of refinement that still exists in Paris.

And this sense of refinement isn't just for options-sheet gluttons: all SSs come fully loaded.

Deborah Polaski is both of those things and delivered solid vocalism and a refreshing sense of refinement to the proceedings as the prioress.

"It's a mix of darkness with the hood, but with a real sense of refinement," he said.

Missing from the collections, if you rub your eyes and think about it, is a sense of refinement, a choosiness in the details and fabrics, something truly remarkable and not merely expensive.

Julie Gilhart, a longtime buyer for Barneys New York, singled out the collections of Yves Saint Laurent and Dries van Noten for their sense of refinement and color, and said of Viktor & Rolf's first ready-to-wear collection: "I tried on a lot of their coats.

The more she talks, the more I suspect her reticence derives from an old-fashioned sense of refinement, rather than wilful secrecy.

It's brilliantly economic, but there is little sense of refinement.

Follow-up Hollow Meadows is something of a return to familiar ground for Hawley, although it doesn't feel like a rehash: instead there is a sense of refinement at work here.

While he often dominated a gathering by his stature and bearing, she brought to it a sense of refinement and calm which put all who met her at ease.