Sentence examples for lyrical feeling from inspiring English sources
These beings populate two seemingly different worlds that Mr. Herzog, incongruously and with great lyrical feeling, eventually fuses into one.
His playing displayed great lyrical feeling and warmth of expression, and as an orchestral leader he ensured a remarkable level of ensemble, especially during the Philharmonia's difficult transition to the self-governing New Philharmonia in 1964.
The music supplies and modulates the tone of the work -- Mr. Young's familiar chiaroscuro palette -- or sometimes goes a little further to capture a lyrical feeling the words can't fully express: in the description of Mr. Young's accompanying text, "you can't tell by listening to the songs, you have to listen to the instrumentals to get this".
Mr. Ruttenbaum was equally celebratory, saying that the San Remo towers "convey a lyrical, uplifting feeling, similar to the religious aura of a medieval cathedral".
Quite untrammeled by realism, lyrical in tone and refined in feeling, his fanciful love and adventure stories completely justify their function as pure entertainment.
Her lyrical forms and feeling for material made her one of the most influential sculptors of the mid-20th century.
Or, if I were feeling lyrical that day, I might write, "It is a curious truth that grasshoppers have their hearing organs in the sides of their abdomen.
Penelope's Pearls is a lyrical verse about feeling afraid and "cold," which all children at times are likely to feel.
December 23 , 1933Minneapolis, Minnesota December 14, 2007 Minneapolis, Minnesota Frank Morgan, (born Dec. 23, 1933, Minneapolis, Minn. died Dec. 14, 2007, Minneapolis), American jazz musician who played bebop alto saxophone with a vivid tone, a lyrical style, and passionate feeling.
The song is a lyrical expression of feelings evoked while watching a lightning storm.
It also breaks that forward movement into stanzas, which gives the poem its feeling of lyrical reflectiveness within the epic scope of the narration.
