Sentence examples for buoyant touch from inspiring English sources

Here, as before, Mr. Shifrin was first among equals, his luminous playing complemented ideally by Mr. Tchekmazov's hearty tone and Ms. Chien's buoyant touch.

There were, however, plenty of noteworthy details, like Ms. Grimaud's buoyant touch in the second movement and sharply delineated fugue in the final movement, and the confident, if not particularly warm, playing of Ms. Moon (who performed from memory).

Ms. Franklin — green-eyed, red-haired, button-nosed and 5-foot-3 — brought a buoyant comic touch to the part.

Zila pieces also drew her into writing lyrics steeped in township life - such as those for the buoyant dance tune August One, which touched on her own family life.

They add a further touch of surreality to this buoyant mixture of real and imitation.

No matter the tempo, Davis's precise, deft touch produced solos whose moods ranged from buoyant to brooding, mournful to sweet.

But Mr. Wilson's buoyant, melodically resourceful playing and Mr. Malinverni's airy touch were well gauged to complement the Leipzig players' more decorous soulfulness.

Among memoirs, Joanna Traynor stands out for her buoyant verve and voice, as does Margaret Busby, whose light touch whets the appetite for her forthcoming memoirs.

The academy has been trying to celebrate a year in which movie attendance remained buoyant without looking as if the industry is out of touch with the misery elsewhere.

She performed with impressive musicality, a crisp touch and expressive phrasing and was ably matched by the buoyant playing of Mr. Mills (her husband) and Mr. Arron.

Buoyant and observant, "50/50" is a small winner; the director, Jonathan Levine ("The Wackness"), has a great touch, mordant but light-handed.