Sentence examples for lyrical engaging from inspiring English sources
Beethoven explored different styles and broke new ground; Mr. Lieberson, after studying and incorporating 12-tone techniques into his scores, rejected academic formulas for a more lyrical, engaging aesthetic.
It's a lyrical, engaging story of two children who meet and help each other to survive – Bronze, a desperately poor mute boy, and Sunflower, the girl who comes to live with him.
Daniel Ihn-Kyu Lee, a lyrical baritone engaged to sing several tiny roles, had a substantial success in adding the carpenter to his list.
Chair of judges Jackie Kay called the list "compelling, lyrical, thought-provoking and engaging.
Ms. Herzog, Ms. Baker and Mr. Karam do not write plays in which characters give long, lyrical speeches or engage in heated, climactic confrontations.
Eliot's adoption of the label as a term of praise is arguably a better guide to his personal aspirations about his own poetry than to the Metaphysical poets themselves; his use of metaphysical underestimates these poets' debt to lyrical and socially engaged verse.
I've attached a penny whistle so we can engage in lyrical fellatio.
In the film she and veteran Syrian filmmaker Ossama Mohammed ("The Box of Life") engage in lyrical dialogue over more than 1,000 gripping images of the conflict, filmed by them and many ordinary citizens.
Despite her obtuseness, Susannah has some engaging qualities, including her sensitive responses to scenes of human carnage and her lyrical expressions of affection for the wild beauty of the Everglades.
