Sentence examples for bring out something from inspiring English sources
I thought that speaking French would bring out something different, and it did".
"Bass bring out something in people," said George Scocca, publisher of Nor'east Saltwater, a magazine published in Commack.
Perhaps his plush, densely layered movement, fueled by the simmering percussion of Dizzy Gillespie's "Night in Tunisia," will bring out something unexpected in Ailey's impeccable dancer-athletes.
"We wanted to bring out something that parents could feel good about giving to their kids as opposed to a lot of candy," said Jennifer Yun, the brand director for Clif Kid, a division of Clif Bar & Company.
The result, though, is great fun.Bedrich Smetana's "Ma vlast" (Supraphon SU 3465 2) is one of his best known works, so it takes a performance of unusual authority and affection to bring out something new in it.
The whole idea of two people getting together with lots of common ground but with separate influences to bring out something we believe to be the best we've ever heard is something we feel has been missing since the '60s.
Carter brought out something real in the accords.
Britain has always brought out something special in the pair.
Britain has always brought out something special in the duo.
