Sentence examples for appealing singing from inspiring English sources

Her appealing singing voice shifts between jazz-baby brass and a tiny little-girl-lost soprano.

More bewitching still was "La Canción que Falta," a kind of art song, featuring Mr. Klein's untutored but appealing singing in Spanish.

Some of his most appealing singing was on "Real Love," a blissed-out ballad with a hint of sadness: "Will we ever meet again/ Will we ever?" Fittingly for a band steeped in electronic music, the lyrics often implied infinity.

"He has a very lyrical way of playing a role, like a character in a novel," Mr. Honoré said, referring not just to his appealing singing style, demonstrated in "Love Songs".

Mr. Mizrahi is accompanied by the charmingly clean-cut Ben Waltzer Trio, and he has an appealing, unforced singing voice.

The magic of East India Youth lies in the way he unites extremely appealing (and beautifully sung) pop melodies with a spirit of avant garde electronic experimentation.

So, you can depend on the appealing tenor Matthew Polenzani, singing Count Almaviva, and the rich-voiced mezzo-soprano Katarina Karneus to deliver the goods.

But after a rather stiff "Questa o quella," in which the Duke sings of his womanizing, Mr. Meli warmed up, acting and sounding more convincing in "Ella mi fu rapita," which he sang with a warm, good-sized, appealing tenor The first memorable singing of the night came with "Cortigiani, vil razza dannata," Rigoletto's big Act II aria.

That soulfulness is, of course, a considerable part of what makes her singing so colossally appealing.

Singing in his appealing high croon, Ne-Yo keeps insisting on what he calls the truth in the song.

Mr. Minoff and Mr. Eagleson have devised credible means of playing within the benga style, but their occasional bouts of singing were less appealing.