Sentence examples for lyrical aspects from inspiring English sources

And while Aaron Copp's prismatic lighting does full justice to the lyrical aspects of a memory play, Mr. Mosher's production is steeped in a fine-grained psychological realism.

Brown was the most influential trumpeter of his generation; the lyrical aspects of his music influenced many trumpeters, including Lee Morgan and Booker Little, and his technical brilliance especially influenced trumpeters such as Donald Byrd and Freddie Hubbard.

The lyrical aspects of this novel might get lost in the mayhem, but a sense of place anchors the story, connecting it to Evison's previous, best-selling book, "West of Here".

In the more lyrical aspects, I saw connections to Dylan Thomas, who of course had gone to America, and they had responded to him, with his performances and his poetry rhetoric – so there were interconnections that made sense.

Here we present an exclusive stream of the complete "Parallax" album (out next week, Nov. 8, from 4AD), along with a few words from Cox explaining the meaning of and inspiration behind four of his favorite songs — explanations he offers in his own signature fashion, without making any distinction between the technical, musical, literary or lyrical aspects of his work.

In his last writings, Tzara toned down experimentation, exercising more control over the lyrical aspects.

But on Wednesday her Jocasta was compelling in the role's lyrical aspect.

As a choreographer, Ashton (who died in 1988), developed the lyrical aspect of classicism.

Nonetheless the romantic tinge of the lakeside scenes is absent unless Odette delves into the lyrical aspect of the music.

For Mr. Cogeval, the stubbornness was simply "a bit of theater and that is the lyrical aspect of preparing the show".

A Beautiful Lie was notably different from the band's debut album, from both musical and lyrical aspect.