A third method was suggested by Fermat in 1660, but it is inelegant and laborious. Shoe heel or beetle might better express the awkwardly inelegant form. According to some scholars, chopines caused an unstable and inelegant gait. She found it to be inelegant for her evening dress and uncomfortable to wear. The painters depicted robust, sometimes inelegant urban themes and welcomed artistic freedom. The compactness of "Inelegant" can be improved by the elimination of five steps. In the audition, she performed with an inelegant approximation of a local Manchester accent. The letters are written in a rough, inelegant hand. The ensuing proposal is inelegant but heartfelt, and Gynecia is convinced. Indeed, his work, written in a diffuse and inelegant style, passed almost unnoticed. Nevertheless, "inelegant variation" has been used by others, including Gerald Lebovits and Wayne Schiess. Some feel that this makes CDT an inelegant quantum gravity theory. This was thought to be an inelegant attempt at a comeback for the Soeharto family. In the lowland, warmer temperatures result in more powerful and often inelegant wines. He apologises for the inelegant illustrations of his "Itinerarium".