Sentence examples for classical purity from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, the tension in Ms Whelan's line, especially around her shoulders, reduces this work's classical purity.

Intriguingly, her Sugarplum was a smooth blend of regal ballerina manners and the coltish classical purity of a student.

Though she is striving for what she thinks is classical purity, Ms. Streisand's singing is pale and faceless.

Her elegance, grace and classical purity are legendary and her warm and generous spirit will be greatly missed.

Mr. Bavouzet's sparkling playing seemed to emerge organically out of the orchestral lines, balancing Classical purity and Romantic passion.

They are written in prose of extraordinary beauty, although it is by no means of "Classical" purity.

Jonathan Wilson, who staged this new version, insists that, radical as his reconception seems, it preserves the classical structure, purity and primordial drama of a detective story more than 2000 years old.

Taken together, most of the 18 full ballets and excerpts in the New York season chronicle the history of the Kirov, considered the bedrock of classical ballet purity and sophistication.

Emily Burch and Joseph Alexander, the lead dancers in this parable about children and balloons, maintained a nice balance between the piece's air of a stylish romp and the kind of spirited classical ballet purity for which the company is known.

All of her poetry up to the end of the 1930s was written in an Imagist mode, utilising spare use of language, and a classical, austere purity.

But it's not so simple as a classical notion of purity".