Sentence examples for elaborations that from inspiring English sources

Without the disturbing trills and elaborations that are so common today, she delivers the pure line of the song.

In the first movement, taken here at a swift tempo, the right hand goes on a melodic adventure, with lyrical phrases breaking into elaborations that keep you off guard.

The rest is a corollary of this central claim, an infinite set of variations and elaborations that are of great importance to the separated Christians who hold to them in various times and places.

Stressing reconciliation, he avoided partisan issues and thus faced opposition from both evangelical and high churchmen, who, following the program of the Oxford Movement, often offended the evangelicals by introducing liturgical elaborations that appeared to be inspired by Roman Catholic practice.

Our research focuses on the entire Abruzzo [region] for producing high-resolution seismic hazard data and elaborations that are normally unavailable for other parts of Italy.

So, instead, I tried different elaborations that didn't satisfy either of us.

Such a treatment, perhaps very brief, precedes any fuller scripting or other elaboration that may take place.

In less august settings, any attempt at decoration or elaboration that involves lengthening people's journey time is destined to fail.

The result was what is disparagingly known as tourist art ostentatious elaboration that had little to do with the integrity of the product.

Micon's innovations helped initiate the decline of Greek vase (pottery) painting because the small, curving surfaces of pots would not permit the spatial elaboration that was possible on the flat, wall-sized pictorial surfaces used by muralists.

Starring Simon Ward, the film efficiently depicted a young man's progress through his schooling, his experiences as a journalist in Africa (with a rousing recreation of the Battle of Omdurman in 1898) and his induction into Parliament, but it was given a complex flashback and narration structure, the sort of elaboration that was to mar Attenborough's later biography of Charlie Chaplin.