It's more elegant in my opinion, but only barely so.
|
|
There are few hairstyles more elegant than the ballerina bun.
|
|
The new Jacquard Bluetooth tag is much more elegant, too.
|
|
To me, the French word sounds more elegant and painstaking.
|
|
LG: A flat, sounds so much more elegant than apartment.
|
|
The southern style is slower, gentler, more elegant, though still fierce.
|
|
"I'm just trying to make the base more elegant," he says.
|
|
But LG's solution, again, appears to be more elegant than Samsung's.
|
|
It seemed like there should be a simpler, more elegant method.
|
|
I couldn't think of a more elegant way to put it.
|
|
I think what you'll see is, down the line, more elegant revisions.
|
|
But Waller-Bridge's delivery is dry and detached, more elegant than enervating.
|
|
I think it's a more elegant way to go about the world.
|
|
The Solamar is, in many ways, the Palomar's more elegant older sister.
|
|
I soon figured out something more elegant: using smart technology against itself.
|
|
I'd like to see a more elegant photo moment than a photo booth.
|
|
In a chicer more elegant way, and nobody's really doing it that way.
|
|
Gym class was much more elegant in the '20s than it is now.
|
|
It's a subtle change that gives the device a more elegant, premium appearance.
|
|
That play had more psychological acuity than "Conflict" and a more elegant structure.
|
|
I think the more elegant solution ... I mean, what do we want here?
|
|
In some cases it could serve as a more elegant type of duster.
|
|
Monster Hunter: World binned this mechanic in favour of a much more elegant solution.
|
|
Both purport to be more elegant and user-friendly than everything else out there.
|
|
A more elegant, multi-course dinner followed and included nods to Michele's Italian heritage.
|
|
Our take: Apple's AirPods are more elegant as well as smaller and more comfortable.
|
|
But would people, myself included, treat pigeons better if they were slightly more... elegant?
|
|
In that respect, one state can seem a simpler, cleaner and more elegant solution.
|
|
I want to stay current but at this age require a more elegant style.
|
|
In the second half of the year, we are launching a more elegant watch.
|
|
The vertical projection stretches her out, making her incredibly tall and even more elegant.
|
|
That said, the loin is more elegant — neater to slice and softer to eat.
|
|
"Our wines have become more elegant and precise, and less extracted," said Sébastien Sigaud.
|
|
"In France, it's more elegant to invite people to your home," de Libran says.
|
|
Add silver accents like candle holder and serving trays for an ever more elegant touch.
|
|
Apple's MacBook Trackpad is noticeably larger and more elegant looking that the Type Cover's touchpad.
|
|
For the more elegant whiskey lovers in your life, consider this dainty rose gold flask.
|
|
It's hard to imagine a more elegant implementation of threads than the one Slack designed.
|
|
They're also a subtle visual detail that makes the device look a lot more elegant.
|
|
I'm not sure why, exactly; it just felt more laid-back, more elegant, more ... French?
|
|
According to Lora Haddock, founder and CEO of Lora DiCarlo, customers want something more elegant.
|
|
Theoretically, at least, Morgons should be a little denser and Fleuries a little more elegant.
|
|
You can hide them in the settings, but this feature could have been more elegant.
|
|
"It is like eating shawarma and pita, but a little more elegant," Dr. Cline said.
|
|
To make the look even more elegant, Normani donned black gloves and a fluffy shawl.
|
|
It emphasized less Flash-heavy design, better load times, and more elegant, prettier web pages.
|
|
But it will roll out a more elegant solution for when two HiHello users are present.
|
|
Its shoulder-grazing cut is way more elegant than its now-$12.99 price tag may reflect.
|
|
First of all, the whole things looks more elegant, with cleaner lines and a sleeker silhouette.
|
|
One UI is much more elegant than most people are likely to give Samsung credit for.
|
|
Because the moment I take my iPhone X out of its case, it's instantly more elegant.
|
|
And in the process she's just as enlightening as Oliver, more radical, and certainly more elegant.
|
|
After all, emerging science and rapid innovations means more elegant and efficient products than ever before.
|
|
Efforts to serve more intricate dishes using better ingredients in more elegant surroundings face steep obstacles.
|
|
They were lightweight yet strong, and they looked much more elegant than a regular plastic cup.
|
|
There was a much more elegant and parsimonious explanation for the complexity and beauty of life.
|
|
Others were more elegant and subtle, draped with silky pink roses or veils of ethereal chiffon.
|
|
That is a much more elegant way of interacting with nature than anything we do now.
|
|
It's far more elegant than the normal white plastic buttons you find on most dress shirts.
|
|
Some wines were made in a lighter, more elegant style, while others were burly and tannic.
|
|
No, to me it is far more elegant and multifarious than any simple copy or simulation.
|
|
Tizen OS 4.0 is easy to use and far more elegant than Google's dilapidated Wear OS platform.
|
|
I think the way you described Plato's analogy is far more elegant than anything I could say.
|
|
They also come with a handful of exclusive watch faces designed to match their more elegant finishes.
|
|
They want something more elegant, and that's the approach we take and have taken for 76 years.
|
|
You may be able to do this in a faster, more elegant, and perhaps more organized manner.
|
|
"Josh is more elegant and understated about how smart and complex he's being musically," Thomas Bartlett said.
|
|
I need to play that role; I need to be more elegant; I need to be more stylish.
|
|
I need to play that role; I need to be more elegant; I need to be more stylish.
|
|
This is an area where Windows, with its Cortana system, has a somewhat more elegant solution than macOS.
|
|
And now, it looks like Apple might finally kill iTunes so that newer, more elegant apps can thrive.
|
|
It is more elegant than the other two main forms of setting a fee: haggling and menu pricing.
|
|
This vibrant blue glass pipe designed by Jamie Wolfond of Good Thing makes getting high ever more elegant.
|
|
I'd relied on a notebook to jot down daily reflections for years, but this was infinitely more elegant.
|
|
Vin Scully, the voice of the Dodgers for the last 67 seasons, had a more elegant send-off.
|
|
But paleontologists believe Smilodon may have used more elegant weapons — its signature sabers — to slash a vulnerable area.
|
|
The Senate Bill also cuts taxes for non-corporate businesses in a more elegant way than the House.
|
|
A time when fashion was a much more elegant business and a time when style really did matter.
|
|
It, too, had a gentler mousse and more elegant bubbles than the Gruet, and its texture was fine.
|
|
With a carpeted floor, it felt cozier than some of the other areas and the design more elegant.
|
|
People coveted Lagerfeld's Chanel because it spoke of something older, more elegant; it became synonymous with status and class.
|
|
The iPhone has a more elegant drop-off on the background blur and also tends to manage hair better.
|
|
We've been hanging out for an elegant counterpart to the eggplant for years, and what's more elegant than oysters?
|
|
You'd think they'd have some failsafe that's more elegant than sending Luv out to roundhouse-kick K to death.
|
|
Monogram is very easy to use, and is one of the more elegant ad hoc presentation apps I've seen.
|
|
He finds the older mechanical models more elegant, and has literally created his own ancestor simulation within the park.
|
|
The marble-and-velvet setting may be more elegant, but the rowdy laughter says the same thing: Men dominate.
|
|
The scene is a more elegant demonstration of Richie's thrill-seeking nature than his vacuum-cleaner approach to cocaine.
|
|
I find this to be a much more elegant solution than the traditional lock that clasps together two zippers.
|
|
But it's a distraction, a fun enough one though it is, from the main game's simpler, more elegant thrills.
|
|
Add in more elegant methods, such as design thinking, and you get a proverbial "future of design" tipping point.
|
|
And so does the dining room, which is roomier and more elegant than the words "noodle bar" might suggest.
|
|
It can be more chill than a sweater, but can look more elegant than a short-sleeve T-shirt.
|
|
Not a jigsaw puzzle, because it's much more elegant to stay away from the literal meaning of the entry.
|
|
We do ours in a Japanese style, as opposed to Korean, which is a little more elegant and balanced.
|
|
Earlier this month, Italian brand Alberta Ferretti launched the Mia Mule, a luxurious velvet mule with even more elegant embroidery.
|
|
Others still, like Vivo and Huawei, are look at more elegant solutions than carving out a bit of the screen.
|
|
Should I separate this paragraph into multiple smaller paragraphs which contain the same language, because it will look more elegant?
|
|
But, in my everyday life and going to business meetings [my style] is a lot more elegant — not as glittery.
|
|
There might be a more elegant solution this problem in the future, but for now, this will have to work.
|
|
The official Safe Mode is a cleaner, more elegant take on the idea, albeit one with a less aggressive name.
|
|
So far, so Apple — the more elegant single door, with its complex engineering, preferred to the more obvious double-door solution.
|
|
"A different type of emotion is conveyed by Cialis," rhapsodized Fidelino, noting that it's a "tonally softer" name and more elegant.
|
|
The logical step forward for Apple is to create separate, more elegant apps that can more efficiently deal with customers' media.
|
|
This is just a stopgap as we work toward a more elegant solution, like utilizing the new GDPR-compliant IAB framework.
|
|
It includes subtle details that make the piece feel much more elegant than a watch in its price range usually does.
|
|
Some of its ideas are much more elegant and incisive than any I outlined in Two Hours; others are gratifyingly similar.
|
|
Short links have become a staple of the web, turning long, unwieldy URLs into more elegant and shorter strings of characters.
|
|
That could lead to simpler, more elegant products to lure smokers put off by the current technicolour offerings, reckons Mr MacGuill.
|
|
It typically hits just past the collarbone ending in points on the shoulder seams for a more elegant and graceful feel.
|
|
It's a much more elegant solution than having a bunch of extra cables dangling down from the side of the computer.
|
|
Though it's laughed off as a novelty, I find the umbrella hat a far more elegant option than the foul umbrella.
|
|
These will be more expensive, but they're also more elegant than Dr. Martens, and their very thick treads mean they last.
|
|
These venerable old waterfront institutions were a genre unto themselves, generally more elegant and dramatic than their urban and suburban counterparts.
|
|
However, Danes' dress ranks amongst the more elegant examples of light-infused couture—ability to sit in a normal chair aside.
|
|
Looking for a way to turn that very same spunky pony you wear to the gym into something well, slightly more elegant?
|
|
This one, however, only removed specific mentions of the game, leaving the rest of the page intact — a far more elegant solution.
|
|
There's no searching for dollars-to-data efficiency or more elegant solutions because these engines have created a certain baseline for production.
|
|
Usually when a character talks to a shrink it's because the screenwriter couldn't find a more elegant way to weave in exposition.
|
|
The second, which is more elegant, is that Ms. Burnikel was able to cross her Across theme entries with the Down counterparts.
|
|
It might make for a more elegant visual presentation, but function ultimately matters more than form when it comes to online connectivity.
|
|
There have been a number of books written about the 2008 financial crisis, but few more elegant and astute than this one.
|
|
With at least seven pedestrian plaza projects now underway in Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn, there has to be a more elegant solution.
|
|
Compared to countless options available on Amazon, and even Moshi's more elegant global adapter, Zendure's features an all-important auto-resetting fuse.
|
|
The New York City prop designer would stare at her own dirty, glass weed pipe and wish for something prettier and more elegant.
|
|
Plenty of street-style stars are already embracing the cape, more elegant and practical than the poncho and with better options for layering.
|
|
When you see some of his more elegant works, sometimes a beautiful evening gown will just not have a backside — and that's fine.
|
|
The existence of a brute force solution to a problem usually implies the existence of a more elegant but perhaps less obvious solution.
|
|
Ms. Stemme, singing the opera's conflicted temptress with easy richness and pale mournfulness, is the rare Kundry who is more elegant than intense.
|
|
Tesla is betting that doing both will allow it to reimagine the way cars are designed and deliver a more elegant, compelling product.
|
|
The shimmering orange pearls add a similar salty burst but are a lot more elegant — and it's just as quick for the cook.
|
|
Some people say they have the Echo Show at home and they put tape over it, so this is a more elegant solution.
|
|
French industrial designer Serge Roux, for example, imagined a two-story circular hyperloop station, a more elegant solution than Musk's proposed turntable-style setup.
|
|
"He could have done a lot more harm if he'd picked a more elegant thug than this cartoon villain," said a leading environmental campaigner.
|
|
So Millington did what we all do once we're able: He bought a larger, more elegant apartment and filled it with brand-new stuff.
|
|
For a more elegant soirée, shower the mom-to-be with a party that's special for her, like Kourtney Kardashian's Tiffany's-themed baby shower.
|
|
The comparison: Apple's AirPods are decidedly more elegant, effortlessly connecting to the iPhone and so light and comfortable you barely notice they are there.
|
|
Being up close with the more elegant pre-war cars at Pebble Beach, it's natural to see how the affair with the automobile began.
|
|
"Union busters?" made me feel clever for thinking of "home wreckers," which almost fit — DIVORCE PAPERS is also accurate and a more elegant joke.
|
|
If Bitcoin's fundamental problem is that it isn't very useful, more elegant and sophisticated versions of Bitcoin won't necessarily fare better in the long run.
|
|
It's very clearly a hack, but I can see some apps taking advantage of it while they work to implement a more elegant dark theme.
|
|
It's more elegant than sticking a notification LED near the selfie camera, and it's not bright to the point of being a distraction at night.
|
|
Having Ossia's Cota chip built into a device isn't completely essential for it to be able to charge wirelessly, but it's a more elegant solution.
|
|
The app is essential for a lot of random tasks thanks to its legacy as well as Apple's inability to develop a more elegant solution.
|
|
But when I asked about the practice, it turned out to be weirder and in a way more elegant than anything I could think up.
|
|
All the participants agreed that the current situation is problematic and that markets need more elegant ways of incorporating policy goals and ensuring resource adequacy.
|
|
The partnerships they have forged are with Cahors producers who are seeking to make more-elegant wines and who want to work with better terroirs.
|
|
There are some creepier, more elegant thrills to be found, too, particularly in the second half when the film moves to a dark gothic mansion.
|
|
"Because we own the entire stack, I think we have a unique advantage of managing [all of this] in a much more elegant way," he said.
|
|
Facebook's solution is, frankly, more elegant: it knows who your friends are, so matching them with their faces and suggesting you share with them is straightforward.
|
|
Warner hoped it was not too late for "a more elegant and intelligent objective than a pure medal-winning yardstick" and a rethink of some decisions.
|
|
Letting the crowd vote is a more elegant solution than trying to ban individual words or phrases, said Sara Haider, who leads mobile engineering at Periscope.
|
|
Rather than her favorite L.K. Bennett nude pumps (in the Sledge style), she opted for the brand's more elegant 3.5-inch Fern style retailing for $345.
|
|
She told i-D about the inspiration for Marianne's clothes: We specifically wanted Marianne Lane, Tilda's character, to be a bit more elegant than her surroundings.
|
|
Michael Saiger doesn't smoke e-cigarettes, but many of his friends like Juul, so he began to tinker with designs to make it feel more elegant.
|
|
Rather than Microsoft Word or Google Docs, I write in Ulysses, a lightweight composing app that is faster and more elegant than any big-tech competitor.
|
|
Representatives for the city contend that a shorter building would be wide and squat and look like a "behemoth," while a tower would be more elegant.
|
|
It's gone now, and in its place a $20 adapter (recently discounted to $21555293) included somewhat ironically for the cause of making the whole thing more elegant.
|
|
A more elegant — but also more controversial — idea would be to bring back the periodic small wildfires that were a mainstay of the forest landscape centuries ago.
|
|
Andy Goldsworthy, for instance, works with the structure of a natural setting to create his more elegant earthworks; Michael Heizer molds nature to his own monumental vision.
|
|
In other words, the build-up of the protein causes the production of the protein to shut down, in one of nature's more elegant negative feedback loops.
|
|
A SPA market mechanism would not only be more elegant, it would also provide more liquidity, as it would concentrate trading interest both in time and place.
|
|
You do still have to do all of that one at a time, however, though GoPro says they're working on a more elegant solution to the issue.
|
|
"While branching narratives have been around forever, technology now allows, I hope, for a more elegant, intuitive form of engagement than used to be possible," Soderbergh said.
|
|
If you really want to spend some bucks, you can opt for the "swiss-made" Activité that's a more elegant time piece, but it also costs $450.
|
|
But on the Oppo Find X, the phone's entire top side basically slides out, which appears to me to be the more elegant and aesthetically pleasing solution.
|
|
The 360-camera is much smaller than the full-body Moto Mods, so it's possible the Essential Phone's magnetic accessories will look even more elegant than Motorola's.
|
|
Their conjecture was based on a hunch that an operation as fundamental as multiplication must have a limit more elegant than n × log n × log(log n).
|
|
The eSight 3 camera, which Felix is wearing on this day looks like a smaller, more elegant version of the increasingly popular virtual and augmented reality headsets.
|
|
I like a theme set where all of the requirements (letter additions, sound changes, cluing, etc.) are the same, because it just feels more elegant to me.
|
|
And immediately after that, Imre Bárány had a second proof, which also used the Borsuk-Ulam theorem, and that was, I think, more elegant and more straightforward.
|
|
Let's explore: Narratively, there aren't a lot of sports that tell a clearer, more elegant story than a good ol' fashioned shoot-off at the archery range.
|
|
They do whatever the hell they please, get their bellies scratched (if they want), sleep 16 hours a day, and are more elegant than I'll ever be.
|
|
However, splitting up BOHEMIAN didn't work as easily, so I decided that a symmetrical split at the top and bottom of the grid would be more elegant.
|
|
It shares many of the same internals as the Fossil Generation 5 smartwatch (Wear 3100 chip, 1 GB RAM), but it looks a whole lot more elegant.
|
|
Aksumite fans will find much to devour here, but Ornamental Headpiece is a bit more elegant, a little classier (in a perverse, Master & Margarita kind of way).
|
|
MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's Blumarine brought a mix of snakeskin and neon cycling shorts to its Milan fashion week catwalk show on Friday, combining sportswear with more elegant looks.
|
|
I set one to weather and one to calendar, which frees me up to use a more elegant watchface that isn't cluttered up with a bunch of complications.
|
|
I would have much preferred a more elegant pocket solution, not least because some of the pockets don't make much sense while in one or the other configuration.
|
|
News. De Wilde posted the series of photos on her Instagram, and it's safe to say there's no more elegant way to let the world know you're expecting.
|
|
It is certainly possible that given more time and research, the theoretical setting of this model will be much better understood and its predictions may appear more elegant.
|
|
I also can't bring myself to "greet" my house when I come home or give up my sweatpants (Kondo recommends that women try "nightwear" to feel more elegant).
|
|
"High-energy lasers may be able (to) provide a more elegant and controllable method (and) may provide an alternative to 'detonation nanodiamonds' that may be cleaner," Kraus said.
|
|
In changing the style of Rubicon, Mr. Bascaules is in accord with Mr. Coppola, who said he preferred a wine that was fresher, more elegant, with less alcohol.
|
|
It's more elegant, but it's also more composed: The patients in the book are anonymized and sometimes composites, so it's Gottlieb's prose that leads to big "aha!" moments.
|
|
The Fujifilm Instax Square SQ6 offers the same range of modes but uses a simpler and potentially more elegant series of lights to tell you what options you've selected.
|
|
The photos were shot by Glen Luchford and not an esteemed member of the paparazzi that Hiddleswift tipped off, which is why they look more elegant than staged "candids."
|
|
Then the sport began to change into the women's activity it is now, with more elegant tumbling moves, and dance elements in which we can be feminine and athletic.
|
|
Instead of the digital world only coming in through your eyes and ears, it can come in through your fingers in more elegant and interesting ways than simple rumbles.
|
|
The proton-boron method offers a more elegant way to generate electricity because alpha particles are positively charged, and can thus induce a current directly in an external conductor.
|
|
Newer entrants, including Google's new OnHub router and two-year-old Eero, feature both more elegant designs and far greater ease of use, though OnHub gets mixed performance reviews.
|
|
Sharper and a little more elegant than the company's previous logo, the branding lets Vevo "get out of the way" as it highlights videos from major and emerging artists.
|
|
"I can't imagine hearing a more elegant account of the 'Song to the Evening Star,'" Mr. Tommasini wrote of Mr. Mattei's performance of the opera's adored Act III aria.
|
|
I'm all for those, but sometimes a more elegant type of party is in order, one with a tablecloth, china, real glasses and silverware — a dinner table moved outdoors.
|
|
The glass-fronted model may be more elegant, but, as much as I value aesthetics, I must prioritize the avoidance of hundreds of glass shards cutting me to shreds.
|
|
"While branching narratives have been around forever, technology now allows, I hope, for a more elegant, intuitive form of engagement than used to be possible," Soderbergh said in a statement.
|
|
"Branching narratives have been around forever, but technology now allows, I hope, for a more elegant, intuitive form of engagement than used to be possible," Soderbergh said in the interview.
|
|
You really just need a tablespoon measurer you can keep near your coffee maker, but if you want a more elegant solution, there are plenty of coffee scoops out there.
|
|
For those who are not well versed in the delicate ways of crêpe eating, they are a thinner, more elegant version of pancakes, and they must be treated as such.
|
|
However, despite the new look, the Ray is not really competitive with the high-fashion Fitbit products, like Tory Burch's line, which turns the tracker into a more elegant accessory.
|
|
Karasu Tucked, speakeasy style, behind their restaurant Walter's, Danny Minch and Dylan Dodd have turned an Art Deco room into a Japanese izakaya with a more elegant approach than usual.
|
|
It was, "a smaller, more elegant event," Grisham told CNN at the time, with approximately 100 guests and everything Melania Trump wanted for her first major White House hosting gig.
|
|
Lanchester constructs a more elegant wall in prose than any politician could in concrete, but the limits that it imposes on itself are still barriers, no matter how artistically designed.
|
|
For example, if you're creating a shirt to wear with a tuxedo, you might want to go with a more elegant spread collar, French cuffs for cufflinks, and no pockets.
|
|
It might be a more elegant solution to having a "time well-spent" phone than picking up a plain Jane feature phone or backing a Kickstarter for an in-betweener phone.
|
|
You can pair it with cute slip-ons and a jean jacket for a day at the office, or simply throw on a pair of heels for a more elegant event.
|
|
Instead of just trying to get you to buy a Home Mini over an Echo Dot, Google is trying to present a more elegant, integrated idea of how its products work.
|
|
For those inclined toward comfort, the 1880 House is in the center of town on the banks of the river — the inn's smart, professorial décor evokes a more elegant sporting weekend.
|
|
It was also a history lesson, connecting today's humble plumbers to an innovation that changed Americans' lives and remains one of the more elegant engineering solutions to the problem of winter.
|
|
The new livery does keep the carrier's signature crane on the tail, but with a thinner ring that the airline says makes it look more elegant, and gives it more space.
|
|
And when I saw Lauren Bacall in my head, I started to move slower, be more elegant, lower [my] voice, my movements — especially in [scenes where Wiktor and Zula are] in France.
|
|
Other faster and more elegant methods of talking to databases may exist, but it's SQL you need to learn if you want to start a career in data science or related fields.
|
|
More elegant and practical than the poncho and with better options for layering, capes in captivating cuts and either rich or technical fabrics have returned as the heroines of outerwear this season.
|
|
After Hujar's death, and after Wojnarowicz's boyfriend, Tom Rauffenbart, received a diagnosis of AIDS, and after Wojnarowicz himself discovered that he, too, was sick, the work became more somber and more elegant.
|
|
Less than two decades ago, the building hummed with activity, and its rectilinear facade, all concrete and glass and steel, dominated the landscape, imposing itself on Krakow's far more elegant medieval core.
|
|
MAS (FARMHOUSE) The renovations at Galen Zamarra's West Village charmer have been completed after a kitchen fire about a year ago, and the space's look has been elevated with more elegant touches.
|
|
These tools are helpful, but with all the riches these companies have, they could design something — with input from those most affected by harassment — that is less blunt, more elegant, more thoughtful.
|
|
It is all very complicated to explain and kind of a snoozer, but I think the RCS system is more elegant than what's happening with SMS right now, from a routing perspective.
|
|
D. Colgate Rumbough, who was listed in the Viennese ball's program as a chairman of the Junior Committee, called it "more authentic and more elegant" than other stops on the social circuit.
|
|
Instead, they rely on mass timber, an engineered product made of layers of spruce or fir pressed together in a way that is similar to plywood but with a more elegant look.
|
|
From a mathematical standpoint, "the more you study it, the more elegant and conceptually compelling it seems," said Henry Cohn, a mathematician and packing expert at Microsoft Research New England, referring to hyperuniformity.
|
|
Many economists regard carbon taxes as the simpler and more elegant solution, and cap-and-trade systems like the one that failed in the United States Congress as complex and hard to explain.
|
|
You can use the dock to power two 4K external monitors, and it looks like a far more elegant version of Microsoft's own official Surface Dock that still doesn't support USB-C connections.
|
|
There is something undeniably more elegant about both of those, more ready-for-dinner than the Pebble 22, which I found myself taking off sometimes just because I didn't like its angular looks.
|
|
Winter Village Snowglobe Place Card Holder Set of 4, $22 (originally $29.50), available at Pottery Barn [You save $7.50]There's something about name cards that makes a table feel more elegant and sophisticated.
|
|
The latter automatically pauses your music when you take the earbuds out of your ears, which is a lot more elegant than fumbling for the pause button when someone asks you a question.
|
|
"In the timeline of images from throughout his career, you can observe as he grows older and then younger and then older but somehow more elegant and alert," Nuzzi wrote in the profile.
|
|
Mr. van Hove — a master of distillation in works that include the Tony-winning 2015 Broadway production of Arthur Miller's "A View From the Bridge" — traffics in more elegant but equally disturbing images.
|
|
"His bullfighting costumes are more elegant and more expensive than those of any other matador in the business," wrote Lillian Ross in a 1949 profile of Mr. Franklin for The New Yorker magazine.
|
|
On the plus side, this episode seems to be establishing stakes for the battle to soon come, and there are some more elegant plot threads currently running that just didn't surface in this episode.
|
|
A circle of just 13 stars in the "canton" (top left-hand corner) would be more elegant, easier to manufacture, and fairer on unstarred territories such as the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico.
|
|
The Apple Pencil 2 released alongside the 2018 iPad Pros handles charging in a more elegant way: wirelessly by magnetically attaching to the side of the iPad Pro, instead of plugging into a port.
|
|
There are a lot of plans and guides available online for how to 3D print or build your own rigs out of metal, wood or perspex — with some solutions being more elegant than others.
|
|
The placement of your bun also makes a difference—a messy top knot is carefree and fun, but a bun at the nape of the neck can give off a more elegant, seductive vibe.
|
|
But this concept, which is meant to give us a good idea of what the next-generation Navigator will look like, is also meant to carry that weight in a much more elegant way.
|
|
That said, I rate Lighthouse as the more elegant of the two systems, in the sense that it collects less raw data, and has to do less processing, to deliver the same end result.
|
|
My mother has been an HTC loyalist for the past five years after a positive first experience with the Sense UI. My brother, on the other hand, swears by Sony's simpler, more elegant interface.
|
|
Presenting an Autumn/Winter 2019 line entitled "Tempest", the Italian designer dressed models, including Gigi Hadid and Natalia Vodianova, in streetwear as well as the British brand's traditional more elegant day and evening outfits.
|
|
When I'm going out to a nice dinner or going to a more formal social event, I need a pair of boots that's more elegant and style-focused than the others on this list.
|
|
When slaves found freedom at the tail end of the 22th century, years of toil and melding influences gave birth to distinctly Cuban genres, bringing African polyrhythms to more elegant ballroom-style European music.
|
|
Having used Android TV and Apple TV side by side for several years, it's clear that Apple has the more elegant user interface and the edge in terms of the number and quality of apps.
|
|
Based on leaked photos, Google's 22 and 21-inch phones sport a classier, more elegant take on last year's Pixel design, and include new features like IP-2360 water-resistance and dual front-facing speakers.
|
|
Over the last two years, Apple has quietly but steadily made big progress with Swift, its super-popular programming language for iPhone apps, lauded as both faster and more elegant than anything else out there.
|
|
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the West, is there any garment more elegant than a tuxedo, one that makes its wearer, no matter what size or age, almost always look (and feel) great?
|
|
All that would be fine — personally, I find the Mid's news design to be a little more elegant than the busier Major II, and choices when it comes to style are never a bad thing.
|
|
The Pixel 4 may not best rivals like Samsung when it comes to design — after all, the Galaxy S10's curved edges and all-screen front make it look more elegant than most other devices.
|
|
Samsung's trying the same thing with its DeX dock for the Galaxy S8, and while it's more elegant and looks like it works better than Continuum, few people will probably buy one and use it.
|
|
They do have the advantage, though, that they can see the software, the chips and the hardware, and they can be more elegant in the way they fix it, because they control all those things.
|
|
Daily temperatures can swing more than 225 degrees, which concentrates acidity, and summer rains dilute the wine, yielding a more elegant style, one "more associated with cool climates of the Old World," Mr. Roig said.
|
|
The smaller and more elegant a piece of technology becomes, the less space it has to fit a battery on the inside, and our findings from CES 2016 confirmed that this universal rule wasn't being broken.
|
|
Presumably Vuignier's creation is a little more elegant than how we've described it, obviously he developed a mount that ensures the iPhone's camera is always pointing in his direction, and that the phone stays securely attached.
|
|
It was a top-notch state-of-the-art system when it was developed, but Valve unveiled an unexpected and more elegant system at a time when it was too late for Oculus to change course.
|
|
"What I can do with proxy re-encryption that's much more elegant and secure than either of those alternatives is I can basically delegate access to my encrypted data to someone else's public key," he adds.
|
|
Anticipating neo-expressionism by allowing color to become dissociated from line, Twombly's self-imposed blundering here is far more elegant and earnest than Julian Schnabel's bombastic combinations of scribbled words and abstract marks would ever be.
|
|
For her, it was his admiration that eventually cracked open the door to Kachka, where she serves slightly more elegant renditions of her mother's food, and specialties from as far afield as Georgia, Uzbekistan and Siberia.
|
|
" But the clothing tells a story all the same: "You can also see as he matured, how his style became more elegant and more of a legend look — not necessarily trying to make a dramatic statement.
|
|
While that makes the headphones a tiny bit more elegant, connecting and disconnecting the cable is a chore and I'd prefer to be able to just stick it into a jack on the surface of the cans.
|
|
Rather than carving a cutout in the display, it looks like Samsung has essentially punched a hole in the Galaxy S10e's screen for the camera; a choice that results in a much cleaner and more elegant design.
|
|
Usually, you'd have to do a reverse image search, or leave a comment and ask, but now Giphy has a much more elegant solution: just click the GIF and have it switch over to the source video.
|
|
They do have the advantage, though, that they can see the software and the chips and the hardware, and they can be more elegant in the way that they fix it because they control all those things.
|
|
This new alert comes after you confirm with Touch ID/Face ID. I hope they address this in a more elegant way in iOS 13, but I'm thrilled Apple took a definitive step to curb scam subscriptions.
|
|
The 2017 Canalicchio di Sopra was from the north of Montalcino, where wines are said to be leaner and more elegant, yet this, our No. 22017 bottle, was big and ripe, with sweet flavors of dark fruits.
|
|
This second, larger and more elegant location for this restaurant, which emphasizes Japanese fare but also touches down elsewhere in Asia, is the work of Kristina Pan, who worked her way up through the Haru restaurant chain.
|
|
There's a deep generosity in Levy's willingness to acknowledge that trauma is rarely dignified or simple; her writing offers readers a salve against the loneliness of feeling that one's own sorrow should feel more elegant or pure.
|
|
Hubert Védrine, a former French foreign minister, noted that while Barack Obama may have been "more elegant" and "refined" in his words, he pursued many policies similar to Mr. Trump's, like urging NATO members to do more.
|
|
I can say, though, that wines from Castelnuovo Berardenga, like those from Fèlsina, will often taste riper and rounder than those from, say, Radda in Chianti in the midsection, like Montevertine's, which seem sleeker and more elegant.
|
|
It's definitely far more elegant than any foldable phone we've seen so far, and it makes more sense than, say, Royole's foldable phone, as it has a more usable form factor both in its folded and unfolded state.
|
|
But besides being much more elegant — LG G2600 uses the two-by-one aspect ratio to split a lot of its apps down the middle — the 27:28 aspect ratio is actually a proposed film format called Univisium.
|
|
The duo's unabashedly retro sound is far more elegant and politically charged than rockabilly's self-conscious greaser vibes or your garden variety, buttoned-up Oldies outfit, and high priestess Alexandra James' fiery black rose croon is a Luciferian revelation.
|
|
His single-vineyard syrahs — he uses the term syrah rather than shiraz, like many who want to separate themselves from the Barossa Valley style — are firm and tannic in youth, though they become more elegant and complex with time.
|
|
In short, Snapchat Spectacles will allow millions of people to do something they're doing already — capturing short snippets of video to save or share with friends — in a way that's more elegant and less intrusive than a smartphone camera.
|
|
Mr. Peskowitz's style is all about an unlikely but considered mix — "things that are tailored and things that are more vintage-looking, things that are hippie-dippie-looking and things that are more elegant," he said — bred of magpie experience.
|
|
Kristen Maxwell-Cooper, executive editor for The Knot, told CNBC that having a cash- or honeymoon-focused registry, in addition to a traditional one, is a more elegant way for couples to ask for cash from their family and friends.
|
|
Continuum, the feature in Windows 23 Mobile that adapts apps to any screen size, was noticeably faster and more responsive when docked to the Desk Dock (basically a more elegant version of Microsoft's own Display Dock) and connected to a monitor.
|
|
It's hard to say if the decor is actually more elegant than a regular Taco Bell or if it just looks prettier because it's bathed in light from a California beach sunset, but either way, we'd like to eat here.
|
|
A longer skirt might have been more elegant, but there's no comparison for the way the short, weighted hem of hers swishes and flicks with her skips and leaps, never once hiding her delicate footwork or even clipping into her geometry.
|
|
This is the fame trade-off in 2019: We give them attention and a lightly engaged readership with the potential to translate to advertising revenue; they give us stylized, intimate glimpses of a life more elegant and photogenic than our own.
|
|
Mr. Kurz led his conservative Austrian People's Party to victory in elections in 2017 by giving a youthful and more elegant repackaging to much of the agenda of the far-right Freedom Party, which he then invited into a coalition government.
|
|
I would spend hours in bad lighting picking through racks for $23 dresses the same way I imagined other, more elegant women would rummage through cardboard boxes at Barneys' famous warehouse sale to find $800 designer sweaters discounted to $500.
|
|
"Because the risk and the threat are, unfortunately, here to last, the idea is to make the security setup more durable, but to do it in a way that is aesthetically nicer and more elegant than it is today," he said.
|
|
Study the feet on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel and you will find every variety of toe, from Roman to Peasant to Egyptian, but the toe he gives his Adam, at the moment of divine connection, is the more elegant Greek toe.
|
|
You can recharge the UE Blast using the included microUSB cable, but if you are looking for something more elegant, UE has also created a $40 Power Up dock, which lets you recharge the speakers by simply dropping them on a little disk.
|
|
This includes a more elegant design than many existing models currently on the market, making the bike "smart" by being connected to a mobile phone and "over the air" through cellular and GPS networks, as well as more affordable than comparative offerings.
|
|
It's expected to be much more ambitious than what we've seen before, and we may discover that these apps, built with iOS's UIKit framework instead of the traditional MacOS AppKit framework, can be much more elegant and Mac-like than they are right now.
|
|
Both products had all of the Sonos highlights — great sound, amazing interfaces and easy setup — but the Base had too much surface area for more elegant installations and the Bar was too long while still sporting an aesthetic that harkened back to 2008 Crutchfield catalogs.
|
|
That's a lot more elegant than some of the conversation surrounding the new flag, like people asking for a white stripe, or people claiming that adding to the two colors to the flag is disrespectful or that it's racist for not explicitly including white people.
|
|
Add to these, flowing hair, a more elegant symmetry of form, their own judgment in favour of the whites, declared by their preference of them, as uniformly as is the preference of the Oranootan for the black women over those of his own species.
|
|
This show includes models of several earlier tyrannosaurs, including Proceratosaurus (29 million years ago), with chickenlike front claws and a thin crest on its snout, and Xiongguanlong (22020 million years ago), a more lithe, more elegant tyrannosaur with a long, narrow head, discovered in 28.
|
|
The algorithm for value post-World War II was the following: An average shoe, an average soda, and then wrap it in these outstanding brand associations to feel more American, feel hotter if you drink this beer, feel more elegant in your appearance ... Through advertising.
|
|
If you're going to wear this every day, you're going to want to mix up your bands a bit, and the upgraded bands go a long way toward making the Charge 23 look and feel a little more elegant than the standard rubber band.
|
|
" Instead Davis includes an eccentric two-page meditation on the word "gubernatorial," which has always pleased her: "I have always enjoyed pronouncing 'gubernatorial,' as though its rather crude sound, incorporating two voiced plosives and the word 'goober,' is concealing its more elegant, softer, silkier cousin, 'govern.
|
|
I realize that current technology struggles to support a $150 pair of glasses uploading hundreds of megabytes of data to the cloud for free — but given that this was Spectacles' single biggest flaw the first time around, it's disappointing that Snap couldn't find a more elegant solution.
|
|
Mr. Dagan, like many American officials, believed that at least some public revelation about the cyberattacks would show there was a more elegant, less provocative way to set back the nuclear program, making it more difficult for Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Barak to scramble the fighter jets.
|
|
They may not have the brute power of the sand-filled dump trucks and heavy weapons teams that will also be out in force at the Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York, but Vapor Wake dogs provide a more elegant approach to anti-terrorism work and crowd security.
|
|
If you think of a beautiful leather belt or leather jacket, or a perfect pair of jeans or a white shirt with a collar and cuff that are soft and beginning to fray — those things, I find so incredibly beautiful and far more elegant than anything pristine and new.
|
|
The mousses can be unmolded for more elegant service by running a knife around the inside of the cup and inverting it with a bit of force onto a plate: Johan Fresh Chocolate Mousse, dark, 2.47 ounces; white, 2.82 ounces, each $3.99 at Brooklyn Fare, 431 West 37th Street, 212-216-9700, brooklynfare.com.
|
|
Click here to view original GIFGIF: TwitterYou can tell yourself whatever you need to feel better about having to stare at your smartphone's ugly notch all day, but it's an awkward design decision that serves as a placeholder until a more elegant solution to hiding a front facing camera (and other tech) comes along.
|
|
The Academy immediately dropped the "Unique and Artistic" category, but it's not hard to imagine that if it split Best Picture in two again, rather than creating some new "popular film" category, it could find a way to honor both the populist and artistic qualities of the year's movies in a more elegant fashion.
|
|
Among our recommendations was a low-priced glass, the Libbey Kentfield Estate Signature All-Purpose, at $22.99 for a set of four; a more elegant set, the Riedel Vinum Riesling/Zinfandel glass, $55 to $90 for a set of four; and a high-end glass, the Zalto Denk'Art Universal glass, at $59 a glass.
|
|
One, in black aniline on paper mounted on canvas, bears the same title he gave his slashed works — "Concetto spaziale (Spatial concept)" (2257) — but here his material intervention takes the form of punctures and V-shaped gashes going every which way, a much more brutal approach than his more elegant, mostly vertical scalpel slices of a few years later.
|
|
Its fold-over closure system—secured by a combination of plastic buckles and Velcro—expands naturally when unfolded to accommodate overloads and slims down when there's not much stuff in it, with no additional compression straps required, which makes it a much more elegant solution compared to the cinch-cord or roll-top designs found on many similar bags.
|
|
Traditionally, each of the four big slams has its own fashion identity: the Australian Open, at the start of the year, is more relaxed (and often neon); Wimbledon is conventional and all white; the U.S. Open is the chance to pull out all the stops and make a statement; and the French Open is — well, more elegant.
|
|
The problem is that a more elegant solution already exists with the Wii U. (This might be the only time someone uses the words "elegant" and "Wii U" in the same sentence.) I'm really enjoying my time with Super Mario Maker 2, but I still feel like something is missing when one half of the experience is far superior in portable mode.
|
|
Video AdaptersOne of the Nintendo Switch's most unique features is its ability to transform from a handheld gaming system to a part of your entertainment center so you can play your games on a big screen TV. The Switch relies on a cumbersome dock to do this, but there are more elegant ways to connect your smartphone to a TV, including going wireless.
|
|
Yes, they kept pounding the post even as the league drifted beyond the arc, but that stylistic stubbornness is less admirable than the simple fact that they stayed in the fight for as long as they did against teams that were more elegant and more talented, even if knocking them out of the playoffs has mostly been beyond their reach.
|
|
The house is about a five-minute drive to the white-sand beach at Shoal Bay East and is within walking of Island Harbour, a "picturesque fishing village" known for "beach bars and more elegant restaurants," as well as an ice-cream shop that rents kayaks, said Scott Hauser, the owner of Anguilla Properties Sotheby's International Realty, which has the listing.
|
|
NO WASHED-UP CHAMP For sure there remains a little rust on the Swiss maestro's forehand – more than a few were rifled long on Monday – but there can be few things on any sporting stage more elegant than the sight of Federer stretching high and sweeping a backhand down over the net, his wrist rolling to send the ball spinning and biting into the Wimbledon turf.
|
|
So when I'd see my sister on the school bus at the end of a drill day—in a dress and patent-leather shoes, her hair just so, looking far more elegant than she ever would as an adult—I didn't feel relieved so much as excited, the way kids that age are when they're released into the world at the end of the day.
|
|
The Remote Play app lets you use a virtual touchpad on the screen, which is fine for games like "Jedi" that only use the button to bring up the map, but I wouldn't recommend it for the very few PS4 games that make heavy use of the buttonAnyway, this is where Stadia starts to look a little better, or at least a little more elegant, by comparison: Because there is no physical console, you can play whatever games you have in your library always, at all times.
|
|