Sentence examples for musical fits from inspiring English sources
This musical fits right into a season chockablock with plays about imploding nuclear families and shaky marriages under siege — from Tracy Letts's "August: Osage County" to revivals of domestic dramas from the 1950s, starting with William Inge's "Come Back, Little Sheba".
This extreme expression was taken to fevered lengths in Strauss's 1905 shocker Salome, and was a perfect musical fit for the opera's sexually transgressive subject matter.
The conference theme is that'design in mind' is a creative process that offers new ways of thinking and sharing ideas in a group, where design is seen as a generic cultural activity, and our aim in this paper is to show how musical improvisation fits exactly into this description.
The musical score fits the subject and is tranquil and light.
The film was mostly of my own feet and the soundtrack I chose was The Inkspots' Your Feet's Too Big - mainly because the rhythm fitted most closely to my footsteps, and the musical phrasing fitted the film's phrasing.
His meticulous craft, the ideals behind his process, and his unusual interpretations of contemporary musical styles fit in perfectly with the Ninja roster, alongside innovators like Amon Tobin, Kid Koala, and Daedelus.
While it is not entirely clear how musical memories fit within standard formulations of human memory, it is well known that these memory systems are differentially vulnerable to Alzheimer pathology.
There are hundreds of musicals that fit that description and we think Greenblatt could use some help deciding on which to destroy produce.
So how does a supreme being regarded as a benevolent un-musical mover fit into the theory of semi-omniscience, especially when the devil, who is handing out accordions, is revealed to be a blithe humorist (panel 42, caption 16)? (Foreword to "The Complete Far Side").
It is also a musical style that fits well with the outdoor setting, which Mr. Timmons said is "more folkie and family-oriented".
