Sentence examples for for his propulsive from inspiring English sources

Carrère has become celebrated for his propulsive, original, free-ranging narratives, which frequently mix memoir, biography, and fiction in rather blithely measured proportions.

Bassist Oli Hayhurst - familiar to UK jazz audiences for his propulsive contributions to Gilad Atzmon's The Orient House Ensemble - provided a frisky groove for Journey to the End of the Night.

Elsewhere, jazz drummer Antonio Sanchez also earned a measure of vindication at the Grammys with his win in the soundtrack category for his propulsive "Birdman" soundtrack, which was ineligible for honors at last year's Oscars.

He has, perhaps, done more good than Coop did when whole, for all his propulsive energy.

Properly tweaked for the 21st century, his propulsive, chopped up New Wave electronica is laid over sexed up live drums to create the perfect soundtrack for London after midnight.

But tap savant Savion Glover is a shoo-in for his lively and propulsive work on Shuffle Along.

Mr. Puyana, who had made his home in Paris for many years, was praised by critics for his fleet fingers, propulsive rhythmic energy, innovative programming and mastery of a vast swath of repertory spanning the 16th to the 20th centuries.

In the hands of Plan B, the stage name of London rapper and songwriter Ben Drew, its "marching" string motif provided the propulsive backing for his scathing attack on the Coalition and the demonisation of disaffected urban youth which he believes provoked the riots.

The conductor Thomas Hengelbrock, known for his work in early music, drew lucid, propulsive playing from the orchestra.

His ferociously propulsive film score for "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" won him both an Oscar and a pop-culture following.

He could write works in a popular vein, like the Concerto for Orchestra, that are still rich with subtle complexities and ingenious strokes and his characteristic propulsive rhythms.