overrefine造句

Has its recent equation in dictionaries with overrefined, self-indulgent, decadent, degenerate, pampered, and soft made a milquetoast of this word?
Is it ( a ) womanly; ( b ) worn out; ( c ) overrefined; ( d ) snobbish; or ( e ) decadent?
But Ms . Malfitano's maniacally girlish characterization shows more dramatic involvement than other recent renditions ( the overrefined Cheryl Studer and the completely miscast Jessye Norman ).
The playing in the 1972 Concerto for Orchestra sometimes borders on the slovenly, but Bartok's long phrases are more clearly shaped and colorfully characterized than in the overrefined Chicago version.
From simple patterned stripes in basic colors like red and blue, she moved to more complex wavy lines in several colors, which she found overrefined, so she reverted ( we're up to the early'80s now ) to stripes.
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Sales said jazz offered a similar outlet for the first white jazz musicians, who were likewise discouraged from expressing their masculinity as offspring of a genteel society in which music and the arts in general had become overrefined and, in Sales'word, " feminized ."
Deliberately, I think, as a gesture of defiance and self-protection, and in the indulgence of a fine sense of the theatrical, Kirk worked at giving himself the aspect of exactly that sort of American career diplomat of which the American philistine has always been the most suspicious : elegant, overrefined, haughty, and remote.
The plot deals with the efforts of Rodman, as an Interpol agent named Simon, to foil the efforts of an overrefined villain, Ashton ( Jerome Pradon ), to line his pockets by wreaking destruction with weaponry bought from a corrupt colonel and guided by software created by an American magnate whose nubile daughter, Claire ( Natalia Cigliuti ), is being kidnapped.