Sentence examples for lovely phrasing from inspiring English sources

Though he sang beautifully, with sweet tone, lovely phrasing and clarion top notes, he often looked stiff and uncomfortable.

She sang with vibrancy, with a voice that sliced through the orchestra and, in reflective passages, offered some lovely phrasing.

The pair's committed rendition of Beethoven's Violin Sonata No. 7 in C minor was distinguished by lovely phrasing in the Adagio, although that movement was rudely interrupted by a particularly grating cellphone ring, which sounded like a fire alarm.

One of the winners, Latonia Moore, a 21-year-old soprano from Houston, sang two arias that amply demonstrated her radiant, warm sound and lovely phrasing: "Depuis le jour" from Charpentier's "Louise," and "Dove sono" from Mozart's "Nozze di Figaro".

As Ernesto, Matthew Polenzani sang with a bright tenor and lovely phrasing, a performance that was all the more commendable since he had been up all night with his wife, who delivered a baby boy on Friday morning, a Met representative said.

Bach was initially passed over for a prominent position in Leipzig in favor of Telemann, who was inspired by Bach's flute music when composing his own solo works for the instrument, like the Fantasia in D. Mr. Pahud played that piece, one of a set of 12 that Telemann composed, with lovely phrasing in the spacious Alla Francese and vigorous energy in the sparkling Presto.

Bobrick's book is obviously a labor of love, but it is also, in Robert Frost's lovely phrase, the tribute of the current to the source.

Now he gets to see a soft dictatorship (such a lovely phrase) up close.

There is a lovely phrase, late in the novel, about how Meyer Lansky's eyes were "full of crisis".

(There's a lovely phrase: "the licentiousness of speech and of the press").

He then comes up with a lovely phrase – is it really his own?