Sentence examples for medium of song from inspiring English sources

The man who played Dracula, Saruman and the Man with the Golden Gun is now to portray Charlemagne – through the medium of song.

This Italian advert is very candid about some men's inability to curtail their appetite for beer and has women using the medium of song to express their disenchantment.

Fuse lit, on the way back Rattin delivered his views on Lorenzo's managerial methods via the medium of song, his team-mates harmonising in the background.

Now we can add another problem to the list: allowing hate speech to be disseminated during the Super Bowl via the medium of song and dance.

It succeeds in making you feel personally engaged by every one of its seven principal characters, who all work at the parfumerie owned by Mr. Maraczek (Byron Jennings), while convincing you that the most natural way to get to know people is through the medium of song.

Next up it's Jennifer Hudson from Dreamgirls, imploring us via the medium of song to "stay with me, stay with me, please stay and hold me!" Rather worryingly, she then adds that we "can say what we want but she's not walking out".

The troupe, which spurred scores of imitators, advertised its "delineations of the sports and pastimes of the Southern slave race of America," which its players would "illustrate through the medium of songs, refrains, lectures and dances, accompanying themselves on instruments of a peculiar nature".

And for this purpose, song and symphony were more appropriate than the dramatic medium of opera: song because of its inherent personal lyricism, and symphony (from the Wagner and Liszt point of view) because of its subjective expressive power.

This tale of misfits feeling their way into adulthood via the medium of popular song had me at "hello".

Is a demand for someone to bugger off via the medium of terrace song not enough these days?

What lifts Long Gone Before Daylight up – or, rather, down – is its feeling of resignation, not the easiest emotion to illustrate within the dynamic medium of popular song.