Sentence examples for as repose from inspiring English sources

In its closing section, marked Lento — Tranquillisimo, a gentle violin figure leads toward a final, pianissimo chord that the JACK players convincingly presented as repose rather than resignation.

It is the essence of neo-classicism, architecture as repose.

With his unwavering sense of concentration, he commanded attention in repose as well as in action.

Pavlova's performance in the movie is no fluke or stunt — it's a fully realized, deeply committed performance that reveals Pavlova to be, from the very start, one of the greatest movie actors, a charismatic and expressive actor who's as forceful in repose as in action, as vital in quiet scenes as she is screen-bursting in melodramatic ones.

There's quite a bit of running, bantering and dodging bad guys in Season 2's three installments, but how many actors have the presence to make Sherlock every bit as compelling in repose as he is sweeping along London streets, collar turned up, dispensing cutting remarks to a bemused or bewildered Watson?

Consonance can be defined as the normal range of tone combinations accepted by theorists and composers of any given time as implying repose; dissonance, therefore, refers to any sounds outside that range.

On the website Albion Rooms – billed as the repose of Peter Doherty, poet, musician and artist" – a message has appeared stating: "On this bright sunny morning Peter was released from prison and thanks everyone for their valued support whilst inside".

The experiments in group A are mainly used to investigate the influence of parameter on the repose angle as well as calibrate the derived formula.

She is, in her peaceful repose, as physically enchanting as Sleeping Beauty, save for the fact that her innards and guts are spilling out.

I mean this not as an insult to the show, nor to its presenter – both of which I believe are as vital to the nation's Sunday afternoon repose as two hours of snoring in front of a John Wayne movie while draped in cats and newspapers.

McCormack, brilliantly full of anguished repose as Isabel, is too ceaselessly restless as Nora.