Sentence examples for a little classical from inspiring English sources

Loos's best-known large structure is the Goldman and Salatsch Building, Vienna (1910), in which a little classical exterior detail is offset by large areas of blank, polished marble.

He acknowledges how both Hitler and the postwar occupying authorities had to conscript audiences for concerts, and how an appreciation of classical music has a sinister contemporary edge: "Now, when any self-respecting Hollywood archcriminal sets out to enslave mankind, he listens to a little classical music to get in the mood". There is one lacuna, though; a small one, but significant.

He acknowledges how both Hitler and the postwar occupying authorities had to conscript audiences for concerts, and how an appreciation of classical music has a sinister contemporary edge: "Now, when any self-respecting Hollywood archcriminal sets out to enslave mankind, he listens to a little classical music to get in the mood".

"Botanica" is like all the Momix shows I've seen: a mix of occasionally marvelous images and humdrum choreography set to a New Agey soundtrack of nature sounds, songs and rhythmic beats, with a little classical music (Vivaldi and something liturgical-sounding) thrown in for seriousness.

There is also free sheet music available for those who want to play a little classical.

I've played a little classical, too.

First came a nice little classical ballet; then a dramatic ballet; then an "adventurous" ballet; then "a piece of zestful crap".

First came a nice little classical ballet; then a dramatic ballet; then an "adventurous" ballet; then "a piece of zestful crap". In time, the last category became the main responsibility of Gerald Arpino, Joffrey's partner, who, under his influence, became a choreographer.

Everyone thinks I am but I've done very little classical work as a professional.

It helps to have a beautiful day, a 60,000-watt sound system and a concert on the lawn, which permits the little classical aficionados to roam far and wide while being exposed to high culture.

If you want something a little more "classical", well, there's Eric Coates's London Suite, which I've always adored.