Sentence examples for lyrical phase from inspiring English sources

Mr. Godard, recoiling from the Marxist dialectics of his earlier work, was well into his lyrical phase, and his films from the mid-1980's have a contemplative, pastoral quality that is, if not overtly religious, then certainly infused with a sense of spiritual inquiry.

The weekend repertory also includes Ronald Brown's stylish "Grace" (tonight), a revival of Ailey's vivid, lyrical jazz dance "Phases" (tomorrow night) and Carmen de Lavallade's new "Sweet Bitter Love" and Judith Jamison's "Hymn," a wise and loving tribute to Ailey (both Sunday afternoon).

Set to music by Lonnie Liston Smith, Max Roach and others, "Phases" shows Ailey at his easy, confident, lyrical best.

Sampling three distinct phases, this show includes an example of the gaudy Lyrical Abstraction works he produced in the early 1970's, just after he moved to Hudson, N.Y.; several of the brightly painted Styrofoam sculptures that he cobbled from the mid-1980's to the mid-1990's; and, most plentiful, the bluntly simplified landscapes that have occupied him ever since.

Very lyrical.

It's more lyrical.

(WARNING: Adult lyrical content).

They're lyrical ballads.

Lyrical and gripping, Stunning and compelling.

It can be soft and lyrical.

She was an extremely lyrical singer".