Sentence examples for because of how operatic from inspiring English sources
The "Oscar" premiere is appropriate, he added, because of how operatic Wilde's life was.
Rather, it's a reflection of how operatic culture has largely ossified around handfuls of 18th- to early 20th-century works.
As the London Times wrote: "Even Wagner could surely not have predicted just how operatic the saga of his own descendants would turn out to be".
That meant having plotlines spring from relatable experiences, no matter how operatic or convoluted".
He said he and his team spent around eight months working on the movie's set design, trying to create an "operatic spectacle that could be closer to fairytale in terms of how exquisite it would be".
Watching it only made me more aware of how rare it is these days to watch a drama in which no one is attacked or killed, and where the devastation comes from ordinary actions rather than operatic cruelty.
And, of course, his life beyond ENO and how his operatic work impacts on his concert work.
Gelb's words rang particularly false because the quality of operatic programming and production in New York has lately plummeted, to the point where the city may no longer qualify as a pace-setting opera capital.
How much do we resemble one of those operatic pop group from the UK? That's because everyone had to wear the same thing, which may be OK in prison, but in real life it's really fucking creepy.
The cover photo for this on Netflix makes it look like pulpy trash, and maybe because the story is the stuff of soap operatic legend.
