In his brilliant essay, Parks — who was born in 1912 and died earlier this month — imparted a lyrical understanding of the maestro's flash, loneliness, and joy.
HIS general note is lyrical understanding of the street, trained observation of it, special feeling for patina, eye for revealing detail, over all of which is thrown a poetry".
With works like "Fuddy Meers" and "Kimberly Akimbo," Mr. Lindsay-Abaire established himself as a lyrical and understanding chronicler of people who somehow become displaced within their own lives.
Regarding Carey's voice, aside from describing it as "obscured", Therepio expressed his difficulty in understanding her lyrical phrases, claiming it was weakened from "no-everyone-can-understand-what-you're-saying'-itis".
A lyrical temperament and scientific understanding of sea creatures, plants and insects combined to make her fun and interesting.
As Justice Anthony M. Kennedy noted in his lucid and lyrical majority opinion, "changed understandings of marriage are characteristic of a nation where new dimensions of freedom become apparent to new generations, often through perspectives that begin in pleas or protests and then are considered in the political sphere and the judicial process".
Batiashvili and the FRSO play this lyrical, sinuous piece with innate understanding and total authority.
But for all of his clear insights about what makes pop music pop on the charts, DJ Earworm's most remarkable ability may be his keen understanding of the lyrical themes that drive the genre.
In the end, however, even these lapses do not diminish Ms. Sebold's achievements: her ability to capture both the ordinary and the extraordinary, the banal and the horrific, in lyrical, unsentimental prose; her instinctive understanding of the mathematics of love between parents and children; her gift for making palpable the dreams, regrets and unstilled hopes of one girl and one family.
But this slights his considerable gifts as a composer and dramatist, and "Of Mice and Men" may be his finest score, harmonically gritty, often tenderly lyrical, and paced with keen dramatic understanding.
Alan Bird is an oysterman on the Blackwater Estuary with a lyrical turn of phrase and innate understanding of how water, land, weather and wildlife work together.
