They said he was gonna be a very rich man. At that moment he was elegantly wrapped.

One way to change our genes is to make new ones, as Craig Venter has so elegantly shown.

And this is just so elegantly mysterious, it's just it really kind of holds its cards a lot tighter than say, a tuna.

But the reason that I mention it is that early on, Rabassa offers this elegantly simple insight Every act of communication is an act of translation.

Our goal is a delightfully diverse, safe, healthy and just world, with clean air, clean water, soil and power economically, equitably, ecologically and elegantly enjoyed, period.

Nabokov's family fled Russia. How could the young Nabokov, sitting innocently and elegantly in a red chair, leafing through a book and butterflies, imagine such displacement, such loss?

So that means anything you do, or anything you make, you produce a sequence of steps and I think Lego in the '70s nailed this, and they did it most elegantly.

Mechanisms of the immune response for just one kind of lymphocyte take up thousands of pages of scholarly journals. An iPod's elegantly simple appearance masks underlying technology that is understood by only a tiny percentage of its users.

She walked elegantly, like a giraffe on the African savannah, holding the flag on her shoulder. I jogged behind on my tiptoes holding the flag on my extended arm, so that my head was actually under the damn flag.

Just as Facebook has educated people, clumsily, about privacy controls, so marketers must educate people, ideally more elegantly, about tracking controls. I hope it won t take ten years and a lot of bad publicity for advertisers to figure that out.

In short, the paradox of choice (as elegantly described in an eponymous book by Barry Schwartz) is that too many choices confuse us and raise the possibility of regret how can we be sure that we are getting just what we want, and that something else would not be better?

But the European Central Bank, notably by ECB board member Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, has elegantly spelled out the case against debt reduction a case that is politically significant and deeply moral. Indeed, the principle of not reneging on public debt is deeply intertwined with the development of legal security, representative government, and modern democracy.

Vargas Llosa argued eloquently and elegantly that he could not vote for the daughter of a corrupt and repressive former president currently serving a 25 year prison sentence for human rights violations. But nor could he abstain or call for others to do so, since this would not only favor Keiko, but would also be a de facto abdication of the intellectuel engagé s responsibility.

Black men ski. Black men ski. Black men ski. Some kids I'll describe as friends say I am race obsessed. The luxury of your opinion shows that you are blessed. See, I have poems about sunsets flowers and the rain. I've read them to policemen but it was all in vain. So black men ski. Black men ski ... elegantly.