Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: Ruby on Rails Support Ruby is a pure object-oriented programming language with a super clean syntax that makes programming elegant and fun.

• find: Many people find wind turbines elegant and a pleasing part of the landscape.

Modifies a noun

• surroundings: All of these can be enjoyed in relaxed and elegant surroundings.

• mansion: There were curved screening walls linked to outbuildings on each side, making an elegant mansion.

• simplicity: Content Management ASSI chose our exclusive, bespoke content management system because of its elegant simplicity and intuitive ease of use.

• villa: Elegant Victorian villa offering 2 double & 1 twin rooms, all en-suite.

• hotel: You can live like royalty in elegant hotels or find a bargain at hostels right in the city center.

• styling: Below, the ambiance is more relaxed, with fine materials, subtle lighting and elegant styling.

Modifying Another Word

• classically: Classically elegant rich burgundy colors made their presence felt in Deeply, a section aimed at the more mature bride.

• superbly: NUnit is open-source code, and a superbly elegant implementation of a unit testing framework.

• casually: On most nights you will need to dress casually elegant or elegant.

• beautifully: Without speaking out of school I do think that the GFDL isn't as beautifully elegant and well designed a license as the GPL.

• remarkably: It's a remarkably elegant solution designed to fit your needs, your space and your work style.

• truly: The Beautiful Wedding Your source for a truly elegant wedding.

Used with adjective complement

• look: The case does thankfully not look ' grand ' or tacky at all, rather looks elegant.

• sound: For emaciated women, words such as " wan " and " lithe " can make them sound elegant.

• offer: Beautifully arranged over three floors, this stunning five bedroomed house offers elegant living accommodation with sensational entertaining space.

Preposition: in

• design: Tho elegant in design, the Admiral is a dedicated performer.

• form: She was patient, elegant in form, the color of an ideal mouse, and inimitably small.

Preposition: of

• writer: He thought him the most elegant of any mathematical writer of modern times, and the most just imitator of the antients.