Sentence examples for fascinating singing from inspiring English sources
Without a second thought, Perry killed a fascinating, singing animal that likely shared intimate social bonds with other coyotes and played an important role in his/her ecosystem.
His discussion raises fascinating questions — Why do stutterers find relief when singing? Was Hamlet a stutterer?
There has always been something otherworldly about him and his unconventional delivery; here, too, he delivered committed singing, somehow fascinating, that had nothing to do with conventional standards of vocal beauty (although his voice seems to be gaining a new solidity over time).
In Bethlehem, in a l741 house where I began a historic Moravian tour, I learned about the fascinating sect that practiced polyglot singing (adherents came from many countries and each sang in his own language); had female pastors; and separated congregants according to age, gender, and marital status.
She told her employer a great deal about a neighbor of hers called Mrs. Scipio, who had a beautiful singing voice & seemed like a fascinating woman.
Sarah Rodman from The Boston Herald described it as fascinating and wrote, "it sounds as though Carey is singing in falsetto while still in her chest voice".
It's fascinating to realise that while the German Wagner was obsessed with singers and singing, with an ideal of "bel canto", it was the Italian, Verdi, who had little interest in singing for its own sake.
