Sentence examples similar to notable passion from inspiring English sources

After a tightly wrought rendition of "La Valse," by Ravel, which vividly conveyed the work's ominous shadings, Mr. Denk joined the orchestra for Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 21 in C. His joyous and beautifully colored playing resulted in an interpretation notable for its warmth, passion and fleet-fingered passagework.

An ovation of notable length and passion is called a "TED moment".

A few shaky passages or wrong notes rarely spoil a performance notable for its passion and insight.

The Brentano offered an interpretation notable for its passion and sharply accented phrasing in the first movement and burnished tone in the poignant Adagio.

The war became notable for the passion and political division it inspired, and for the atrocities committed by both sides.

Such engravings as Susanna and the Elders (1508), St . GeorgeLiberating the Princess (c. 1508 09), and his famous series The Circular Passion (1510) are notable for their accurate rendering of space and subtly composed landscapes.

While Chinese consumers often enthusiastically embrace newness, perhaps their most notable characteristic is their passion for internet- and mobile-related products and services.

An especially notable oratorio is the St . LukePassion of the Polish composer Krzysztof Penderecki.

But I felt as if I were hearing the B minor Sonata for the first time during Mr. Ohlsson's spellbinding rendition, notable for the power and passion of his playing, clear voicing and the dramatic juxtaposition of contrasting elements.

These forgotten founders helped create something notable and either found a new passion or found themselves pushed away from their original ideas.

For others I spoke to, their passion for music is more notable than their talent.