Sentence examples for use elegance from inspiring English sources
By streamlining and having a relentless focus on ease of use, elegance and a firm control on the lines of production, Jobs absorbed the lesson of so many successful models: less is always slightly more.
This descriptive approach has resulted in evolving definitions and in an inability to use elegance as criteria to evaluate various design candidates.
Marshall Loeb, the managing editor at the time, wrote in the magazine that Mr. Seligman "uses elegance and trenchant wit to wage his never-ending battle against fustian thinking".
The term "pop culture," never of much use or elegance, is empty now.
The archaeological data, which reflect these developments most clearly, register such changes as the degree of wealth in public buildings and the use and elegance of carved sarcophagi or of mosaics in private houses.
The role made for Stella Abrera could use more elegance than Yuriko Kajiya brings it; and though Alexandre Hammoudi is personable in the one created for David Hallberg, his is a toned-down account of a role that needs high definition.
Within a year, though, rival tablets had entered the market and started running rings around the iPad at least, in terms of performance and features, if not ease of use and elegance of design.
From this experience, Crick concluded that it is "very rash to use simplicity and elegance as a guide in biological research".
Numerical linear algebra algorithms use the inherent elegance of matrix formulations and are usually implemented using C/C++ floating point representation.
"He dances with extraordinary elegance, using his torso and arms with wonderful grace, and he is a whiz of a turner as well".
Henri Leconte used power and elegance last night to reach today's final of the LastMinuteTravel.com senior championships, but Mikael Pernfors called on survival skills to win his semifinal in the oppressive afternoon heat.
