Sentence examples for characterised beautifully from inspiring English sources

It will not be food for everyone, but for my money it is some of the most highly characterised, beautifully realised, best-value cooking in the UK.

Words were super-clear and mini-cameos beautifully characterised: Bob Cratchit Cockney-perFezzipegzzipeg touching, Tiny Tim reduced to a finger puppet.

This was not a very particular crow, not in the way that his dead pig had been a real dead pig or his otter a beautifully characterised otter.

Indeed, Calleja is associated primarily with the Italian repertoire, but it's the French arias here that leave you wanting more: his is a beautifully characterised Légende de Kleinzach from Offenbach's The Tales of Hoffmann, and a sexy Ah! Fuyez, Douce Image from Massenet's Manon.

His only appearance at Covent Garden, this is one of the best of his several extant versions of a role, which no one else has ever sung so beautifully or characterised with such passionate subtlety.

Verna's Sharpless, meanwhile, is beautifully sung, and carefully characterised as a reticent, stiff-backed bureaucrat increasingly adrift in an emotional situation over which he has no control.

Easily his most accessible work, The House of Hunger is clear-sighted, beautifully observed and far removed from the sometimes histrionic solipsism that characterised his subsequent work.

They're also characterised by their speech.

It was characterised by two conflicting aims.

Simons is often characterised as a minimalist.

First, how is equilibrium characterised?