Sentence examples for classical feel from inspiring English sources

I love that Fifties classical feel; I'm also a fan of all things Scandinavian.

Berardinelli describes the film as "simple and stark", while Romanian journalist and film critic jake caparas places stress on its "classical" feel.

Landing Ground, which combines her jazz group and the Ligeti String Quartet, has a markedly through-composed and contemporary-classical feel – but the leader on trumpet, her fellow Trinity College student Elliott Galvin on piano (the inspirational Liam Noble is his teacher) and cellist Ben Davis all supply succinct and original improvisation.

Most young classical musicians feel pressure to stand out.

A breakthrough will come only when classical critics feel no qualms about skewering a poor new piece because so many worthy ones are being performed as well.

But he certainly has an instinct for making classical moves feel fresh, a way of bringing out the personalities of particular dancers.

An indication of the devotion some classical artists feel to Beethoven and to the museum was revealed in how Ladenburger financed the Diabelli Variations' multimillion-dollar purchase price.

Even the BMG, which until then had been the guardian of classical anticommunism, felt the sign of the times.

Can't a studio spend $40 to $60 million on something that's going to have a richly classical-movie feel?

"I might seem like a contemporary dancer but I love the challenge of classical technique, I feel free in it".

Yet, because of her characters' classical origins, you feel they are fulfilling a preordained destiny articulated by the sightless seer, Tiresias.