Examples of 'more elegantly' in a sentence
Meaning of "more elegantly"
more elegantly - In a manner that is more refined, tasteful, or sophisticated. This phrase is used to describe actions or appearances that possess a greater sense of grace or style
How to use "more elegantly" in a sentence
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more elegantly
The inside was more elegantly constructed.
You have got to move my fingers more elegantly.
I dress more elegantly than millionaires.
Model the system more elegantly.
Just more elegantly disguised.
Though he stated his case a bit more elegantly.
Speak more elegantly.
Others have written about it much more elegantly.
Stripe handles recurring billing more elegantly than other solutions we have explored.
You look so beautiful to me I can not put it more elegantly.
I admit they dressed more elegantly for salons.
Though I do think Cliff Robertson captured the poignance of it more elegantly.
You can siphon the water off more elegantly with the sera gravel washer.
With the money you are earning now, you could furnish this place more elegantly.
He says that this pathway was designed much more elegantly than anyone had previously imagined.
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According to the city authorities, such the fur-tree looks more elegantly.
And nowhere is bamboo used more elegantly and distinctly than in Japan.
That explains even more, and much more elegantly.
No one has shown this more elegantly than the political scientist Robert Putnam.
Or perhaps a little more elegantly.
I admit they dressed more elegantly for salons. You just wanted to show off your legs.
This is often because they are more elegantly designed.
Or, put even more elegantly by Bob Marley: “Emancipate yourselves….
Come up with a whole new theory that explains everything more elegantly than the old one.
I would phrase it more elegantly myself, of course.
You've got to move my fingers more elegantly.
I admit they dressed more elegantly for salons . I am leaving.
No grace, no style! You have got to move my fingers more elegantly.
Though, we refer to them more elegantly as gendarmes.
Tasty mess ", in simple terms, or a gourmet mix, speaking more elegantly.
Optimist, day dreamer more elegantly spelled.
In the 18th century, people suffered more elegantly.
Only we refer to them more elegantly as " royal guards.
It must be more elegant, more elegantly.
I-I-I said that much more elegantly in the sonnet.
Only I wish to say it more elegantly.
Ukrainians actually think a lot about clothes and dress more elegantly than, say, the French.
No adventures on the movie houses or more elegantly the " cinemas "?
In the background, we see another group of five, more elegantly dressed women.
The universe still is nothing, it 's just more elegantly ordered nothing . ".
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