Sentence examples for directness from from inspiring English sources

Where Ligeti conjures a dramatic directness from his fusion of voices and instruments, Eotvos focuses on the frustrations of communication.

Conductor James Wood coaxed a vivid directness from the New London Chamber Choir, and Lawrence's mime-like gestures inspired the audience's performance.

And maybe I saved up all this energy, this decisiveness and directness, from being the quiet one with Will, the one who observed... .. Ask folk musicians of a certain age to list their influences and a good chunk will bring up Oldham, probably his supremely sombre 1999 classic, I See a Darkness.

All beats are covered with dedication and directness, from international penis worms to local lesbians on the lam, and ages before the myopic pussies of the Western media get around to them.

They evoke the war with varying degrees of directness, moving out from the center like ripples from a stone.

The European nobility had already undergone this sort of psychological shift in their transformation from a warrior class to a collection of courtiers, away from directness and spontaneity and toward a new guardedness in relation to others.

Schneider treats each vegetable with poetic directness, consulting authorities from around the world.

There is nothing but directness on offer from their side whereas Stephen Jones, Jamie Roberts and Brian O'Driscoll come armed with layers of variety.

Mr. DeCarava (pronounced dee-cuh-RAV-ah) told Charlie Rose in a televised interview in 1996 that photography was an ideal way to get at the directness he desired from art.

During this period he developed his mastery of etching and other print media, while his drawings allowed him to achieve a remarkable directness, always working from life and finishing the image in a single sitting.

It uses swing, blues, virtuosity, cuteness, directness and seldom wanders from a sense of tune.