Sentence examples for impassioned singing from inspiring English sources

It became a week-long, vibrant, impassioned, singing, dancing, drumming and marching mass rally.

Mr. Grigolo brings impassioned singing, good looks and charisma to his performance, though his sound has a quick vibrato that will not be to all tastes.

Facing enormous expectations, Mr. Licitra prevailed, winning frenzied ovations for his impassioned singing.

The most emotionally fraught dispatches spark some of Beyoncé's most impassioned singing, but show little trace of vulnerability.

Was it Mr. Brey's solo that inspired Mr. Ramey to his most impassioned singing of the night?

John Legend's sixth studio album opens with a burst of impassioned singing that sounds remarkably like a statement of intent.

That fits with the songwriting, which rejects the Jesus and Mary Chain's diffidence and disaffection in favour of something more impassioned, sung in a Glaswegian brogue so thick it represents a new frontier for regional accents in rock: by contrast, the Proclaimers sound like Maggie Smith in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie.

Ms. Borodina's Amneris was impassioned, volatile, unevenly sung but never boring.

She sings impassioned screeds about lonely mornings, coin tosses and losing her way.

The headliner is Faudel, who sings rai, the Algerian music that places impassioned, Arab-inflected singing atop increasingly cosmopolitan grooves.

Nothing happens but every detail is thoughtful and unobtrusive, the singing impassioned and enchantingly blended.