Sentence examples for lyrical scope from inspiring English sources
The follow-up, 1998's "Ophelia," was a more ambitious, partly successful attempt to broaden her musical and lyrical scope.
In 2004, Slant's Barry Walsh labelled its results as "simply magical" after the band turned rock music into a more global entity in terms of its musical and lyrical scope.
Critics described it as a return to form for West, praising its intricate production, lyrical merit, and scope.
Each being or thing is examined with such care and wit that you become engrossed in the moment-to-moment flow of cinematic prose, only at the end grasping the epic scope and lyrical depth of what you have seen, which is more or less all of creation.
It also breaks that forward movement into stanzas, which gives the poem its feeling of lyrical reflectiveness within the epic scope of the narration.
This creates a setting in lyrical expression.
The song received highly positive reviews and was called epic in nature by several publications, who praised the ambition and scope of the track's length, along with the lyrical merit.
Chopin, meanwhile, offers full scope not only for his bravura impulses (which he indulges lustily) but also for an astonishing lyrical gift that increasingly comes to light.
