Sentence examples for handsome singing from inspiring English sources
Mr. O'Brien, on the other hand, excelled in the jester's verbal banter, but his otherwise handsome singing voice did not carry well in this space.
Martin Gantner's handsome singing as Beckmesser is worthier of a prize than derision.
The singers conveyed their respect for the piece through their heartfelt and handsome singing: the soprano Marsha Thompson as Treemonisha; the mezzo-soprano Krysty Swann as Monisha; the bass Kevin Thompson as Ned; the tenor Robert Mack as Remus; and the baritone Kenneth Overton in a delightful double turn as the shifty conjurer Zodzetrick and a wise, though verbose, minister named Parson Alltalk.
For the role of David, for example, the young apprentice to the shoemaker Hans Sachs in Wagner's "Meistersinger," the boy-next-door wholesomeness and awkward earnestness of his portrayal, not to mention his handsome singing, were ideal; he was the best David of my experience.
To show a young, handsome couple singing the lullaby together sentimentalizes the music and the moment.
Mr. Elder makes a gleamingly handsome Lindbergh, singing with a bright tone to match the glint in his blue eyes.
Leonid Zakhozheev, who looked handsome and sang handsomely as the young Siegfried, with plenty of range and endurance for the punishing final duet with Brünnhilde, has until now specialized in light tenor roles like Almaviva in "Il Barbiere di Siviglia," although he's done Lohengrin, too.
He's tall and handsome, can sing, dance, act, play basketball and swat flies, and gets around in a 747.
"The moral of this story is 'cuff your bitch'," croons Kelly, "'cos hey, I'm black, handsome, I sing, plus I'm rich - and I'm a flirt".
"Unless your game is tight don't bring her round here," warns Kelly, before stating his case: "I'm black, handsome, I sing, plus I'm rich".
