Sentence examples for admirable harmony from inspiring English sources
"The Echo Maker" joins my Powers favorites through the admirable harmony he achieves between his rhetorical strategies— on the life of the sandhill cranes, on the furrowed dynamism of the brain — and the travails of Mark, Karin and Weber as they try to navigate their altered territories.
Deserted Cities of the Heart strikes an admirable balance between lush vocal harmonies and hulking, muscular power, and even the whimsical psych-pop oddity Pressed Rat and Warthog has the sort of character you are hard-pressed to find in less arcane areas of Cream's catalogue.
As the historian Therese Dolan observes, Charles Baudelaire exhibited both kinds of synesthesia, listening to paintings by Delacroix ("The admirable chords of his color often make one dream of harmony and melody") and gazing upon the orchestral music of Wagner ("an immense horizon and a wide diffusion of light").
And while "Harmony" is serious-minded and the prince's dedication is quite admirable, there is something a bit stagy and embarrassing to his presentation.
Katie Brayben, lately seen in minor roles in King Charles III and American Psycho, makes the big leap into playing Carole King with admirable skill: she conveys her essential normality, love for music and longing for domestic harmony.
Thanks to the admirable clarity of Mr. Sheppard's conducting — himself a trumpeter — entrances were always precise and harmonies perfectly voiced.
Dutilleux nevertheless shows virtuoso skills in harmony and orchestration in providing a musical amplification of them, with Barbara Hannigan's light and lucid soprano supplying an admirable sequence of immaculately wrought vocal gestures.
