Sentence examples for lyrical approach from inspiring English sources

The first signs of Mr. Pappano's essentially lyrical approach were as evident to the eye as to the ear.

But this does not make Matthew Rushing any less impressive a dancer in his lyrical approach to a hepcat solo.

The next step for Mr. Smith is to find a lyrical approach to match his expanding sound.

A grounding in science sharpens and brightens what might, in other hands, have become an excessively lyrical approach.

When Mr. Stevens's lyrical approach succeeds, as in his account of a friend's death from bone cancer, falling on Casimir Pulaski Day, it can be breathtaking.

Kerrang! writer Mischa Pearlman, who has covered The Wave in some depth, reckons that the bands should be applauded for an ambitious lyrical approach.

Carol Lipnik, Little Annie, and Rachelle Garniez are local singers with uncanny vocal ranges, outrageous lyrical approaches, and wild imaginations.

Mr. Bennett wrote three symphonies, 17 concertos, five operas and dozens of elegant chamber works in a style that fused the avant-garde theories of Pierre Boulez, one of his teachers, with his own flexible, lyrical, nondogmatic approach.

The ebullient Danish style was shaped by the choreography of August Bournonville and the lyrical English approach furthered by the work of Frederick Ashton, while the innovative choreography of George Balanchine has largely determined the way that ballet is now taught in America.

Francis's painting Blue on a Point (1958) exemplifies his lyrical and elegant approach during that period.

Adès adopts an eminently lyrical and introspective approach, with a gentle Caliban who seems to be Prospero's doppelgänger.