Sentence examples for fervent delivery from inspiring English sources
Her voice doesn't have the rich bottom and raw power of Ms. Jackson's, but Ms. Davis's diction is clearer, and her fervent delivery and swooping ornamentation make for a similar one-two punch.
Her fervent delivery and lyricism were very effective in the elaborate duet with Orfeo in a dank labyrinth, when her distraught husband, as instructed, tries to lead her back to earth without looking at her.
By 1964 he was no longer described as "Little," and two years later his fervent delivery of the pounding soul of "Uptight (Everything's Alright)," which he also had written, suggested the emergence of both an unusually compelling performer and a composer to rival Motown's stable of skilled songwriters.
The guttural basso profondo and fervent delivery of singer Milan Fras give the tautologies of Opus's "Life Is Life" and Juno Reactor's "God Is God" a majesty that is not their own.
Vocally Ms. Potter has a high, fervent folk-rock delivery that suggests a grittier Patty Griffin.
Her fervent, unadorned pop-gospel delivery has lost little of its clout.
Mr. Tyrell delivered it with a gruff bluntness that was very different from the delivery on Mr. John's fervent gospel-tinged hit record.
Morrissey's performance was commended by Laura Davis in the Liverpool Daily Post, who highlighted his delivery of his lines and portrayal of Macbeth "[shifting] from straight-spined statesman to a fervent slayer".
Joe Root propped forward and pushed Shakib Al-Hasan's delivery back to the bowler off the middle of the lower half of his bat and the fervent appeal from Mushfiqur Rahman behind the stumps frankly seemed bizarre.
He was a fervent patriot.
