Sentence examples for highly embellished from inspiring English sources

Hummel's themes have an Italianate lyricism, highly embellished with melodic filigree.

The play's highly embellished, deliberately artificial speech is wielded by its characters like flashlights in pitch darkness.

Tomorrow evening, Ms. Fleming will appear at the Metropolitan Opera in Bellini's "Pirata," an obscure tragedy in the florid, highly embellished bel canto style.

Some of the most highly revered religious articles are completely devoid of ornamentation in fact, they may be rather ugly while others are highly embellished.

Whether a genuine faker or a highly embellished one, Hajdu-Bach is a reminder that for every eccentric there are many more fools.

Yet Mr. Melnikov summons wondrous delicacy where appropriate, as in the Prelude No. 16, which could be an evocation of a highly embellished early Baroque opera aria.

Maybe she was channeling the spirit of William Golding, when she was inspired to re-create his famous plot-line using kids in brightly coloured furs, highly textured embellished jackets, and shit loads of symbolism and sand.

And, by the end of the show, I too believed in a thing called love even if it is highly unobtainable, embellished with Hollywood imagery and requires quite a lot of money to get it going.

And, by the end of the show, I too believed in a thing called love – even if it is highly unobtainable, embellished with Hollywood imagery and requires quite a lot of money to get going.

Nicolas Winding Refn's "Bronson" is a highly stylized and embellished film biography of a man known as the most famous prisoner in Britain.

Large, costly, highly formalized, and embellished mortars exist alongside smaller, less costly, less formalized milling tools.