Sentence examples for with considerable elegance from inspiring English sources
Tornami a Vagheggiar, from Alcina, needs a larger instrumental ensemble than a harpsichord and three string players, although Piau delivered it with considerable elegance and grace.
Dinner was French-influenced Japanese and was prepared and served with considerable elegance; for breakfast there is a choice of Japanese or Western cooking.
A fine orchestra, with superb woodwind, they play with fastidious precision and considerable elegance.
Henrik Nánási conducts with stylish panache and considerable elegance: the couple of moments of awkward stage-pit coordination on opening night should sort themselves out during the run.
In describing 75 Livingston Street, developed by Jacob Adelman, the commission said it was a work of "considerable elegance and sophistication," with "projecting pavilions, chamfered corners and secondary setbacks that give the building visual interest well beyond what was required by the zoning regulations and equal to that of any skyscraper in greater New York".
Corrick writes about landscape with a pilot's eye: "The ground below formed an abstract design of considerable elegance, each element having its natural and inevitable place, each leading the eye onward to the next.... North ran the Medway, cutting through the wooded, irregular hills of the North Downs toward Rochester, and in the far northwest lay the smear of smoke that was London.
He also distanced the pain with style: melodrama in the Douglas Sirk mode, good old Brechtian alienation and a considerable elegance of mise-en-scène.
Rather than power, the wines of Galicia display a lively freshness and considerable elegance.
It holds out the promise of considerable elegance a few years hence.
Meanwhile the de la Rentas are embraced the world over for their considerable elegance of taste and manner.
In her warm and lilting improvisations familiar melodies and chords are transformed into pieces of considerable elegance, which share the melancholy sensibilities of both composers.
