Sentence examples for eloquently sung from inspiring English sources

Michael Schade's Painter was eloquently sung and relatably pathetic.

For encores Mr. Polenzani eloquently sang Donizetti's hit aria "Una furtiva lagrima" and then, of all things, "O Danny Boy," an affecting performance that rescued this traditional song from countless sentimental renderings.

It's interesting to wonder whether a female songwriter would ever be elevated to Dylan's height; whether we would "dramatically redefine the boundaries of literature" to celebrate a woman who could so eloquently sing about the issues that plagued a generation.

Part of the reason for such a low reconciliation rate may be due to what Pink so eloquently sang about in her hit song.

Dale Duesing did a remarkable turn as the ever-lurking Narrator; he sang eloquently and made his face a mirror of the action.

Language and music become a means of transcending ideology: the novel's title – a line from The Internationale sung defiantly by the students of Tiananmen – also gestures eloquently to the inexpressible loss of the generations "forged and reformed" by the revolutionary years.

Mr. Hancock sang both eloquently.

Bruce Sledge sang Leicester eloquently but acted stiffly, perhaps appropriate given his dubious loyalties, divided between queens.

His haunted eyes often scanned the audience as if searching for the lost loves he was singing about so eloquently.

As Prine so eloquently put it as he sang last night in "Souvenirs": "Memories they can't be boughten They can't be won at carnivals for free Well it took me years To get those souvenirs".

Bravo to Douglas McGrath for singing her praises so eloquently.