Sentence examples similar to affable conduct from inspiring English sources
Although the orchestra sounded a little scrappy around the edges, it followed Brown's emphatic, affable conducting with energy.
His own son-in-law died in one such incident, causing the extraordinarily affable Lawrence to conduct his own investigations into police sanctioned gun violence.
For its Fourth of July concert on Friday afternoon (so audiences can also take in evening fireworks displays), the Philharmonic, conducted by the affable Bramwell Tovey, teams up with the United States Military Academy Band from West Point, conducted by Lt. Col. Timothy J. Holton.
The 100-minute program, without intermission, was introduced and conducted by the City Opera's affable and excellent music director, George Manahan.
Catingub conducted the band, served as affable frontman, sang and played piano solos.
Besides conducting, Mr. Manahan was the evening's affable host, introducing the singers, describing the music and generally trying to entice newcomers to check out the City Opera.
I grew up with an old recording of the Symphony No. 2 conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham that made it seem affable, humorous and delightfully clever.
Conducting the festival orchestra at Avery Fisher Hall, Louis Langrée, its energetically affable French music director, offered a gracious nod to Mozart's father, Leopold.
I'm affable, I'm affable!
