Though most of its instances are in English, French, German, and Italian, the editors still have time for a discourse on the nuances of the Romanian dor, a word whose approximate meaning is "longing" but that is "a lyrical expression of the feeling of finitude, between folk metaphysics and philosophical reflection, and self-consciously Romanian".
To be sure, the destruction of a pristine natural environment is a thematic staple of the regional crime novel, but nobody can touch Burke in the lyrical expression of howling grief.
The huge gap between his lyrical expression of liberal ideals and the more attenuated reality of his own life has transformed Jefferson into America's most problematic and paradoxical hero.
(Among Davis's infidelities was the story's conclusion: in place of the murder of Gatsby in his swimming pool, his neglected funeral, and Nick Carraway's famously lyrical expression of disillusionment, Davis had the curtain fall on Gatsby being shot dead in his library, with Nick, Daisy, Jordan, and Tom Buchanan looking on in horror).
The song is a lyrical expression of feelings evoked while watching a lightning storm.
But most of the blogs are exuberant, lyrical expressions of the joys of M.I.T. life, like last month's post on returning as a sophomore: "Something's changed," wrote Chris Mills.
Despite her obtuseness, Susannah has some engaging qualities, including her sensitive responses to scenes of human carnage and her lyrical expressions of affection for the wild beauty of the Everglades.
The lilting refrain... must be one of the most lyrical expressions of political apostasy ever penned.
Manfred Eicher, founder of ECM Records, said he saw Mr. Burton in the Getz quartet and "was immediately struck by his melodic imagination as a soloist and, of course, by the phenomenal technique which was always at the service of lyrical expression".
Ulises Aquino, an opera performer and entrepreneur, who directed the opera, has since successfully held performances' in the street, that "the effort is called 'opera of the street' because we are trying to bring the lyrical art form closer to everyday people, which is why we add those archetypes and folkloric elements that are identified with our society; it's a new form of lyrical expression".
