Sentence examples for dramatic vigor from inspiring English sources

brothers, who play it with introspection and dramatic vigor.

The Yale Choral Artists, a new professional choral ensemble, sang expressively and with dramatic vigor, despite a few blemishes.

The interpretation was arresting from the opening notes of the orchestral introduction, rendered with taut and dramatic vigor.

In part this is because the entire production, restaged last year, comes across with fresh dramatic vigor.

Because of the dramatic vigor of his serious operas, he was an important precursor of Verdi, but his comic works have been almost wholly overlooked.

She is in good voice, singing with an opulent sound that easily slices through the orchestra, lyrical elegance and, for her, uncommon dramatic vigor.

There is much to like about Mr. Fairouz's unfailingly melodic music, but there was a lack of structural vigor and dramatic tension in many of the works presented here that resulted in moments of aimless drift.

Strand's photography is explicit and frequently vigorous, but it is a vigor of composition rather than of dramatic action.

Actors pop up full of vigor to play brief, dramatic roles with no personal definition, then they disappear.For instance, Leslie Caron comes along early as the wife of an important political prisoner who is being deported to Buchenwald.

Without following the printed text it was sometimes hard to decipher the words, and the vigor of Ginsberg's dramatic reading (narrated with barely a pause) rendered it difficult to appreciate the music.

He gives a fine performance, both in the great concert scenes and in the dramatic ones; Hal Kanter directs with vigor".