Sentence examples for Dynamic tenor from inspiring English sources

The dynamic tenor John Easterlin, in drag, makes a hilarious Lenia, a conniving old servant to the emperor.

The dynamic tenor Robert Brubaker has great fun in the role of the nasal-toned, dilapidated, still randy eccentric.

And he relished the feisty exchanges with Mime (the dynamic tenor Gerhard Siegel), the calculating, dangerous yet endearingly hapless dwarf who has raised the orphaned Siegfried.

The gifted and committed cast included the plush-voiced Melody Moore as Rita Clayton, the mother of the missing girl, and the dynamic tenor Todd Wilander as her gruff, take-charge husband.

In the final scene, when the jailer, the dynamic tenor Chris Merritt in a coolly menacing performance, morphs into the Grand Inquisitor, he removes his clerical robe and is revealed as a priest-doctor in a white lab coat, syringe in hand.

It comes when N, sung by the mellow baritone Johannes Martin Kränzle in a courageous and affecting performance, and the Guest, the bright-voiced, dynamic tenor Matthias Klink, come to realize that, though different in character, they are bound together on a punishing quest for the elusive life force.

But, in an unusual move, a dynamic young black American tenor, Noah Stewart, played Radames, the leader of the Egyptian forces.

In the group's dynamic "stalking style," Joseph Shabalala's companionable tenor voice hovers above the group's resonant, bass-heavy harmonies, which build from a cavernous hush to fervent, driving peaks.

In the group's dynamic "stalking style," Joseph Shabalala's companionable tenor voice hovers above the resonant, bass-heavy harmonies, which build from a cavernous hush to fervent, driving peaks.

In the group's dynamic "stalking style," Joseph Shabalala's companionable tenor hovers above the group's resonant, bass-heavy harmonies, which build from a cavernous hush to fervent, driving peaks.

In the group's dynamic "stalking style," Mr. Shabalala's companionable tenor voice hovers above resonant, bass-heavy harmonies, which build from a cavernous hush to fervent, driving peaks.