Sentence examples similar to forceful progression from inspiring English sources
A solo piano work, "Theme, 11 Études and a Grand Cadenza" (1998), draws on the sound worlds and technical armories of Chopin, Rachmaninoff, Liszt and Prokofiev, including rippling arpeggios, forceful chord progressions, pointillistic darting to the extremes of the keyboard.
For Djokovic this year's rise by stealth to the peak of the men's game is an unusually forceful mid-career progression, one that has so far proved beyond Andy Murray, his almost-exact contemporary in age.
His six symphonies, written between 1890 and 1925, are forceful works that feature decisively articulated tonal progressions.
He kind of mumbles the calls aloud now, in his jerky first months in the N.B.A., although lately they have been growing more forceful and pronounced, a nice parallel to the progressions in his play.
It followed the same chord progression as the later master recording, but had a more forceful rock feel.
To capture a Spanish sensibility, in "Hispania," for example, he wove references to delicate guitar figuration into his otherwise forceful piano writing, and borrowed a flamenco move — gradually speeding up a repeating chord progression — while keeping his distance from this music's traditional harmonies and themes.
