Sentence examples for moving rendition of from inspiring English sources

There was a surprisingly moving rendition of "Amazing Grace".

For the second encore, he sang the moving rendition of Yesterday.

The 26-year-old's moving rendition of "Dancing On My Own" had everyone reaching for the tissues.

He sang with a luminous, creamy countertenor and offered a moving rendition of "Ch'io parta?" during the Act III scene where he begs Rosmira for forgiveness.

And singing a moving rendition of the national anthem was Drew Drysdale, the daughter of Don Drysdale, who was among the fiercest pitchers of his generation.

When Mr. Young addressed the crowd, he did so in song, delivering a moving rendition of "Woke Up This Morning With My Mind Stayed on Freedom".

She can croon moving renditions of "The Star-Spangled Banner" at community events, and her soft voice and repertory of Taiwanese pop songs remind people of the so-called queen of Taiwanese pop, Jody Chiang.

She brought a quartet with her to the Beacon and did lovely, moving renditions of the songs.

Rosemarie Lentini of The Daily Telegraph called it a "moving rendition", while Seanna Cronin of The Gympie Times noted that Paa's performance "had a few pitch issues".

It was this very flamboyance that imprinted itself on people's minds and made it so appealing to the amateur performer (still imprinted on my eardrums, eyeballs and indeed damaged psyche, is the memory of two friends' moving rendition at a Christmas karaoke party), but singing in that way, in that voice, steered the song close to the ridiculous.

Her moving 1991 rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner" at the Super Bowl, amid the first Gulf War, set a new standard and once again reaffirmed her as America's sweetheart.