Sentence examples for almost symphonic use from inspiring English sources

Ms. Baker in particular makes almost symphonic use of pauses and silences, without the menace they carry in the plays of Harold Pinter or David Mamet.

It's almost symphonic drunkenness: it develops in individual movements.

With its almost symphonic quality, it encompasses every portion of life.

Here brooding reflection is offset by bursts of vehement, assertive extroversion in both the Presto and the almost symphonic Allegro finale, with its leaping figures.

In this distinguished, almost symphonic production, Sher and Lincoln Center have done a great thing: they have put Odets finally and forever in the pantheon, where he belongs.

The result is a composition that on the microcosmic level seems spontaneous, even chaotic, but that gathers itself into a grand, almost symphonic structure.

And the straightforward instrumentation glows with almost symphonic elegance — starting the engine makes it all blaze to life as if accompanied by a Strauss melody.

His influences seem decidedly Germanic: much of this 1906 work draws on Wagner's rich harmonic world, and with the help of the church's resonance it had an almost symphonic heft.

Certain tunes are by nature not highly implicative; they are perfect closed units that cannot be easily developed and so are superficially inappropriate for symphonic use.

Their shimmering, almost symphonic indie music had the crowd at the Villette in raptures (even if they still weren't dancing).

The song builds like a 50's doo-wop tune, then crescendos and ends in a way that sounds almost symphonic.