Sentence examples for immaculately produced from inspiring English sources
We said: "Hawley's old-fashioned, lovelorn, immaculately produced songs call to mind everything that was wonderful about Frank Sinatra".
LCD's records are always immaculately produced: everything sounds so analogue and real, with a mix of electronics and live instruments.
Based on the novel of the same title by Lionel Shriver, this immaculately produced, claustrophobic and unpersuasive drama turns on the shell-shocked mother (Tilda Swinton) of a 15-year-old bad seed who sprouts into a cartoon psycho.
Real Deal is exactly what you'd expect from a Jessie J track – ie the unshakeable feeling that she's been copying homework from every other girl at Female Solo Artist School; oddly charmless, immaculately produced.
Earlier this year, Nancy Sinatra confessed herself a fan, and it's easy to see why: Hawley's old-fashioned, lovelorn, immaculately produced songs call to mind everything that was wonderful about Nancy's dad.
Its successor, Blue Songs, is also composed of immaculately produced house and disco, but the two most charismatic vocalists from the last go-round, Antony Hegarty and Nomi Ruiz, are absent – as, for the most part, are the songs.
One important note though - after somewhat frantic World Cup performances, goalkeeper Hart was absolutely faultless in Basel, handling immaculately and producing the important saves when required.
Immaculately performed and produced, this is the kind of album to keep handy for when things get a bit much and you need a bit of - well - easy listening.
Immaculately designed and painstakingly produced, "By Brakhage: An Anthology" is itself an adventure of perception, but of a different kind.
He excels at a very English variety of the fantastic, producing immaculately crafted tales in which detailed imaginative worlds are offset by a dotty sense of humour.
He excels at a very English variety of the fantastic, producing immaculately crafted tales in which detailed imaginative worlds are offset by a dotty sense of humour.
