Sentence examples for lyrical sense from inspiring English sources

A kind of horror in a poetical and lyrical sense, though.

"He is a modern person but nevertheless has a lyrical sense of what has been lost.

"Joanna had a great imagination, and a beautiful lyrical sense, a very nice sense of chordal accompaniment," Stork says.

Rooted in the national folk tradition of Norway, Grieg's music is noted for a refined lyrical sense.

The other was for his calling as a writer, making reflective, creative, often lyrical sense out of what he was experiencing.

"I think she has a really exciting, lyrical sense about her work," Liesl Tommy, the director of the Atlanta production, said.

The disruptions within continuities, the mysteries of affirmations, the indeterminacy of action are all extraordinary screens for the violence within the lyrical, with the sense that at each moment there's an exertion of power, a real or virtual weapon, an omnipresent sense of danger, impending calamity, precarious intimacy, potential catastrophe.

Others, however, wax lyrical over the sense of anticipation; of simply never knowing just what they will discover as they sink beneath the waves.

The British premiere at the 1988 Edinburgh Festival brought critical praise: "Through its sheer cleverness, wit, lyrical beauty and sense of theater, it sweeps aside most of the criticism to which it lays itself open".

Rigorous craftsmanship and an acute sense of lyrical line are among its characteristics.

Giuseppe Gipali brings an exceptionally attractive lyrical tenor and fine sense of style to Odabella's lover Foresto.