Sentence examples for breathtaking force from inspiring English sources

No matter how many ballerinas you've seen dance "Coppélia," Danilova's performance proves a breathtaking force of impish vitality.

Under Mr. Bychkov's direction, the performance sizzled — the cellos simmering and taut at the opening, the frantic climax unfolding with breathtaking force.

(Sulcas) ★ 'A Dancer's Dream: Two Works by Stravinsky' (Friday and Saturday) The New York City Ballet principal Sara Mearns, a breathtaking force in just about everything she does, stars in this intriguing collaboration between the New York Philharmonic, the theater company Giants Are Small and the choreographer Karole Armitage.

New York Times: "'The High Cost of Low Price' makes its case with breathtaking force".

In this more recent period, GCAS has taken off with breathtaking force.

Grossman "has created a panorama of breathtaking emotional force," Colm Toibin wrote here.

In a cover-page review in The New York Times Book Review, Colm Toibin called it "a panorama of breathtaking emotional force, a masterpiece of pacing, of dedicated storytelling, with characters whose lives are etched with extraordinary, vivid detail".

LARRY KRAMER New York To the Editor: Colm Toibin, in his review of the English version of David Grossman's novel, calls it "a panorama of breathtaking emotional force," "utterly engrossing" and "a masterpiece of pacing".

He weaves the essences of private life into the tapestry of history with deliberate and delicate skill; he has created a panorama of breathtaking emotional force, a masterpiece of pacing, of dedicated storytelling, with characters whose lives are etched with extraordinary, vivid detail.

It's those propulsive, breathtaking, suffocating forces inside us that make those moments so vivid and shocking, it's what's inside us that cracks the landscape open, shocking and illuminating like a streak of lightning.

This version is comprehensively stolen by the American mezzo Susan Graham's breathtaking tour de force as the Composer (originally sung by Sophie Koch).