Sentence examples for in terms of phrasing from inspiring English sources
Without being disrespectful, Your Honor, I think you've answered the question in terms of phrasing the question.
In later years, Sinatra acknowledged his debt to Dorsey and frequently cited him as his main musical influence in terms of phrasing and breath control.
But with a conductor as stellar as Mr. Vanska on the podium, there was still plenty to admire in terms of phrasing and nuance, though I remain to be convinced.
In her book Musical Rhythm in the Age of Digital Reproduction, music author Anne Danielson wrote that neo soul toward the end of the 1990s exhibited a musical development that was part of "a remarkable increase in musicians' experimentation with and manipulation of grooves at the microrhythmic level – that is, the level in played music that is usually understood in terms of phrasing and timing".
Otherwise, the configuration in terms of phrase and accent command numbers and positions remains relatively unchanged, and speech rate has mostly an influence on the amplitudes and exact timings of commands.
Above all, Momix resembles — of course — Pilobolus, the company (still very active today) that in 1971 crystallized a genre whereby acrobatics were choreographed in terms of rhythm, phrasing, imagery and expressive coherence, creating a new kind of poetic theater.
I think the same may be true for Bush and Gore in terms of key phrases.
Thus, profanity may be counted in terms of dozens of phrases and words and up to many hundreds of instances per movie.
I wanted most of New York's ballet and modern dancers, teachers and choreographers present among Thursday's audience to absorb what Indian dance can offer in terms of rhythm, footwork, phrasing and — most obviously — eyes and hands.
They proved well matched, especially in terms of tone and phrasing, passing ideas back and forth with scarcely a break in gestural integrity, even if the sheer character of Power's playing arguably won on points.
