Sentence examples for lyrically rendered from inspiring English sources
His palette is soft and harmonious, and his subjects, drawn chiefly from Ovid and Lucian, are lyrically rendered.
(Having said that, as this is a work in translation, lyrically rendered by John Howe, this might be chalked up to a matter of style).
This "Emma" doesn't toy with the delicate comedy at the heart of the novel, and it lyrically renders Austen's respect for stately homes and well-tended English landscapes.
Whereas the insoluble tensions of a time and place can be rendered lyrically in literary images, in real life the shadow of the human is all too easily dwarfed by the shadow of circumstance.
Lyrically, the Delphines can fall into cliche, as on the predictably rendered portrait of too-hip, too-cool, too-dangerous outlaw-rockers in "Down Underground". Even then, the band's hooks and blazing attack render the criticism moot.
I abandoned Outliers about three pages in, my senses flooded by lyrically-rendered minutiae of sandstone stairs and slate mines in the twin settlements of Roseto, Italy and Roseto, Pennsylvania.
She is rendered speechless.
Oyelowo finds the most to do with the verse, rendering it clearly and lyrically.
I also knew what such a form offers in terms of rendering traumatic and disturbing material in a manner that is, at one and the same time, lyrically distancing yet emotively true.
