Sentence examples similar to concentrated singing from inspiring English sources
If he is most evidently gifted in these kinds of narrative poems, and in his capacity to reveal the essential oddness at the heart of everyday encounters, he also counterpoints this relaxed style and idiom with occasional poems of concentrated lyricism that "sing" more than they "tell", and with some beautifully worked and heartfelt elegies.
Harris was the -- founder is not too strong a word -- of a soul singing that concentrated on supple phrasing and tonal sweetness.
Watching tour footage of his lips curling in concentrated disgust as he sings it, you know that however contrived his journey to that spot, he is finally standing in Guthrie's shoes.
The songs you pick need to fall within a shorter, more concentrated range so that more people can sing along.
He glowered round upon us with a look of such concentrated ferocity that, but for our being forewarned as to the German method of comic singing, we should have been nervous; and he threw such a wailing note of agony into the weird music that, if we had not known it was a funny song, we might have wept.
"So focused, so concentrated".
As Ms. McBroom sang this work, the title song for the 1979 movie inspired by the life of Janis Joplin, Brel's influence was apparent in its concentrated emotional intensity.
That concentrated minds wonderfully.
They are extremely concentrated.
