Sentence examples for lament with from inspiring English sources

Amplification gave Daisy Press's voice an eerie resonance in David Handler's "Liadan's Lament," with Orlando Alonso on harpsichord.

The music, by Shechter and Nell Catchpole, has an air of Middle Eastern lament, with shivery strings much in evidence.

But the modesty of Mr. Sirota's lament, with its open-hearted harmonies and audible contrapuntal writing, wins you over.

The first single, "Watching Airplanes," is a sweeping lament, with a big string section to keep Mr. Allan company.

Lauren Libaw, a senior music major, took the crucial role of Hypsipyle, rendering her final lament with warmth of tone and intensity of expression.

The work is a taut three-and-a-half-minute lament with a maundering, quizzical central section framed by cascading strings, snarling brasses and explosive timpani.

"There is simply nothing," Bubble lamented with an oversize shrug.

"I can't do anything," Harris lamented with a laugh.

"Twenty-eight thousand lawyers in Iraq, and most of them do nothing," he lamented with an audible groan.

Some arias have an incipient da capo structure, and Provenzale was famous for his expressive laments with chromatic bass lines.

Then the Prelude to Act III of "Die Meistersinger" began, in strikingly vivid sound, the cellos lamenting with rounded tone.