Sentence examples for capacity to sing from inspiring English sources
Philippe Do, a tenor, makes much of Amadis's two touchingly lyrical arias yet demonstrates an engaging capacity to sing vigorously when called for.
"Lauren was the only person I saw with the deepest acting skills, the capacity to sing everything in this role and an emotional richness that really worked for Fanny at all ages," Mr. Sher said, noting that "Funny Girl" is told largely in flashbacks.
Each utterance of "per tua colpa ora men vò" (by your fault, I go to my death) held a different, often surprising emotion, and my capacity to sing it varied: one moment in complete defiance ("I never loved you anyway"), and the next feeling so weak I could barely stand ("did you never love me?").
Matthew doesn't have the greatest capacity to sing low, and it was on display tonight in the beginning.
Indeed, the pianist's favorite song: "The Mermaid" in which a mermaid makes a pact with humans to give them the capacity to sing and in exchange, they must give her a handful of quinoa, each grain a year of their life.
"For me," Mr. Piano said, "the romance comes from the capacity of the building to sing in some way, to vibrate and to be a mirror of the weather".
Even more centrally based, the capacity for male, but not female, finches to sing is attributed to circuit differences in premotor nuclei (Nottebohm and Arnold, 1976; Konishi and Akutagawa, 1985; Kirn, 2010).
"There's no question that the greater the aerobic capacity you have, the greater ability you have to sing," he said.
49th over: England 143-3 Vaughan 44 Bell 30 "Gloria Hunniford used to sing for my uncle, in a professional capacity I might add, in Northern Ireland," says Ashley Williams.
They have the capacity to play and sing the beautiful thing that comes from the inside".
