Sentence examples for odd recital from inspiring English sources
He says it involves more than the odd recital.
There was a whiff of odd brilliance to Christopher Taylor's recital on Friday night.
He used, moreover, to take communion, which only Catholics may do—until Cardinal Hume reminded him of the rules.All of this makes Mr Findlay's recital, and the other odd outbreaks of Scottish sectarianism, look all the more anachronistic.
More interaction with the audience, breaking up the odd, starchy atmosphere of some concert and recital halls.
One of the most interesting characters is the author himself, as he wins over his unruly class with quiet persistence, the odd compliment and one of the stranger cello recitals in literary history.
In addition to the commercial aspects -- books, records and scores; concerts, recitals and festivals -- and the odd bit of flimflammery, such commemorations typically give a jolt to scholarship on the subject as well as a boost in public awareness.
I know several of my family members have found it very odd and stiff when they came to one of my recitals for the first time and didn't feel that they were allowed to clap after each song.
After an odd rendition of "The Entertainer" on the piano (no jokes, just a recital), he started a serious bit about his diagnosis of throat cancer ten years ago: "We all know someone who's been affected by cancer..."...
I heard him only in recital.
