Sentence examples for become lyrical from inspiring English sources

Each painstakingly researched detail is so beautifully rendered that even the most unpleasant situations become lyrical.

As poems have testified for centuries, we become lyrical when we suffer, when we love.

Her words remain timeless and become lyrical armor that those on the margins have adopted as theirs.

A moment later, the eyebrows lifted, and the tone became lyrical and light.

And Eminem's verbal bashing with Moby at the VMAs later became lyrical inspiration for his track 'Without Me'.

Hockney's Stanley and Boodgie, Warhol's Archie and Amos, and Picasso's Lump were all dachshunds who became lyrical and frequent portrait subjects for their masters.

She can become quite lyrical about the Iowa countryside.

Over the years Evans's playing became increasingly lyrical.

The railside backyards of Coventry, Birmingham and Wolverhampton may be uninspiring, but once into Staffordshire the countryside becomes more lyrical.

The prose suddenly becomes effusive, lyrical, and determinedly rousing: the verbal equivalent of pennants flying, trumpets sounding.

The characteristic rudeness and deep-throated rasp became a lyrical baritone voice that sang and vibrated with sweetness and grace.