Sentence examples for thoughtful elegance from inspiring English sources
(Chinen) The Music of Gerry Mulligan and John Lewis (Friday and Saturday) The saxophonist Gerry Mulligan and the pianist John Lewis were musicians of thoughtful elegance, at home with both chamber dynamics and bebop's hyper-clarity.
Women in Clothes could have been a thoughtful exploration of elegance and artistry, self-awareness and self-design, but is nothing more than an exercise in narcissism, and a knowing appropriation of that which is pleasing to three middle-class white women, without giving any real emphasis to true individuality.
Rose, who is sixty-two, islimim and thoughtful, with a casual elegance that suggests the head of an auction house more than the chief executive of a biotech firm.
"Now, O Now I Needs Must Part," for example, unfolds with thoughtful scoring and real elegance: some verses or parts of verses are put forth by voice and lute alone; elsewhere, the bass supports the lute in the traditional way, with the violin as a harmony line.
The craft work does have a balanced elegance to it, and thoughtful eye toward design.
In both editions, the musicians gave polished performances, with elegance and energy finely balanced, and an admirably thoughtful approach to dynamics and other niceties of phrasing.
Mr. Alden's work has always been thoughtful and provocative, but it has lately taken on an even greater elegance and subtle power.
Witness his deconstruction of the adjective "thoughtful," attached to any pol who can sit on the fence with sufficient elegance.
Over the years serious, thoughtful artists like Bruce Nauman and Wayne Thiebaud and Roy Lichtenstein said how much they appreciated his work for its strangeness and awkward elegance.
