Sentence examples similar to a quality of his from inspiring English sources

I suggest to Evans that, watching him in rehearsal, there was a quality of Peter Pan to his Bobby Evanss made his name in the role at the National in 1997.

Balthus claimed a quality of sacredness for his "angels," as he termed his models.

It's part of a quality-of-life campaign to keep his tax base from moving out to the suburbs.

"He always has a quality of celebration in his work," she added, noting that structurally, his choreography can be "a bit wild, a bit untamed".

Balthus claimed a quality of sacredness for his "angels".

"Frost and Snow, Falling" begins: "That is, a quality of man and his becoming, / beautiful, or the decoration of some light and /fixed decision, no less fluent than the river / which guards its name".

The breadth of Mr. Kaufmann's repertory is both a defining quality of his artistry and something of a concern to his fans.

It was a rare quality of his, this befriending of people at a distance.

There is a quality of fantastic normality in his novels as he dredges up the familiar from bizarre, claustrophobic, almost gothic events and obsessions.

His 15 Othello etchings (1844) and his paintings of Moorish and Jewish life following his trip to North Africa (1846) suggest Delacroix, though Chassériau added an exotic quality of his own.

Frank captures a quality of exuberant bullying in those of his conservative subjects he knows well enough to identify individually, rather than categorically.