Sentence examples for gracefully rendered from inspiring English sources

Although she offered her share of gracefully rendered ballads, more often she led her four-piece band into driving folk-rockers, sometimes reminiscent of Bruce Springsteen's sprightlier songs.

Mr. Bostridge offered deeply expressive interpretations of these works and the 13 lieder that came after intermission, like "Der Gang zum Liebchen" ("The Way to the Beloved"), whose evocative melody was gracefully rendered here.

But Mr. Fleisher gracefully rendered the lighthearted frolic of the opening movement and the witty dialogue between soloist and orchestra in the concluding Vivace, and poetically illuminated the rather melancholic character of the Andante.

Now that the book has been gracefully rendered into English by García Márquez's longtime translator, Edith Grossman, those of us who lack the principal language of the Americas can have access to a richly reported, wonderfully detailed story that brings the artist as a young man vividly into focus and introduces the people and places he drew upon to create his novels.

Hobbet gracefully renders her diverse characters and all their competing prejudices, discontents and difficulties while conveying the collective fear of "Saddam still in power and brooding over the 'lost province' of Kuwait".

Such artists' works gracefully render the world as a gigantic unexplained mechanism complex, baffling, and lovely.

An exception was "Night Music: Ballad of the Bombardier," an introspective aria in a theatrical style, rendered gracefully by Mr. Cuccioli.

Windows and views get out of the way quickly and gracefully, text is neatly rendered, the removal of skeuomorphic artifacts is a relief.

But Annie's doubts and disappointments ring painfully true, and are rendered so gracefully by Ms. Butler that the character retains a strong purchase on our sympathy, even when she reacts with uncomfortable chilliness to a story told by her new neighbor, an African man named Alemu Russell G. Joness), meant to soften her uneasiness at the idea of adopting the girl.

Those Kennedy accents and faces are still too familiar to render gracefully.

However, the reviewer said her themes of gender and religion, "rendered artfully and gracefully in [The Mists of Avalon], becomes tiresome with repetition".