Sentence examples for clear singing from inspiring English sources

Those men really wanted clear, singing prose, much more than rules, and they bent rules accordingly.

Producing a clear singing voice demands a fierce collaborative effort by the body.

That man is portrayed by Paolo Montalban with a strong, clear singing voice and just the right amount of democratic decency and princely panache.

Alexandra Deshorties handled the challenges with strong, clear singing and overall accuracy, though her tone in her top voice turned hard-edged.

It reflected a stubborn belief in the power of full, clear singing in pop music, the kind that makes the connection between Brian Wilson and ritual chanting.

(Steve Smith) 'Siegfried' (Saturday) Disappointingly detached in general, Robert Lepage's production of Wagner's "Ring" is at its most effective here, in the cycle's third opera, though the main source of energy in performances last fall was the lively, clear singing of Jay Hunter Morris in the title role.

A version of the 1754 revised edition was used, with cuts, amendments and interpolations, the aim being to shorten the work and make the story clear, sung in Amanda Holden's fluent translation.

The tessitura of this tough monologue seemed to suit Mr. Hendrick; after a couple of acts in which his voice sounded a little strained and grainy on top, he settled here into smoother and clearer singing.

The songs on "Hyphenated-Man" start and stop without much throat clearing: sung in Mr. Watt's stern sea-chanty voice and threaded with his strong bass lines, they're bizarre, taut and precise, with a pared-down sound.

Above the music floats Mr. Thile's clear tenor, singing deeply personal lyrics, usually about love's collateral damage.

Travolta, who has largely steered clear of singing roles since he played Danny Zuko in 1978's Grease, is being tapped to play the character made famous by Divine, the transvestite who was the star of a number of original Hairspray director John Waters' early films.