Sentence examples similar to extraordinary diction from inspiring English sources
Webern's expressionism, while aphoristic and pointillistic, is distinguished by extraordinary sensitivity of diction and colouring, encompassing the gamut from atmospheric suspense to explosive vehemence.
The Monteverdi Choir sang it with crystalline diction and extraordinary flexibility, giving individual words deliberate dabs of color.
I've recently re-read Djuna Barnes's Nightwood, for the third time, and it holds up as an extraordinary work of poetic diction, and high dramatic feeling.
BRODY: The actors are uniformly extraordinary, and their inflections and their diction bring the script very much to life.
Micheaux captures an extraordinary span of performance styles and diction—"Birthright" is a virtual documentary on African-American manners and mores of the time, a time when such characters were entirely absent from Hollywood movies.
Nicholas Phan sang with extraordinary warmth of tone and clarity of diction.
They recorded them together in 1995 and then went on to give a performance at the 2001 Proms that is still remembered both for its extraordinary beauty and for Fleming's intransigent diction.
Still, fans have long thrilled to the work of many singers with poor diction, like Dame Joan Sutherland, because their voices were so extraordinary that no one cared.
Her diction was often indistinct.
