Sentence examples for operatic character from inspiring English sources
She is the perfect operatic character.
Archetypal and specific, good and bad, Disney is, in other words, an ideal operatic character.
One female operatic character, a Jazz Age socialite, despaired of modern existence and walked into a lake.
Hence his odd emphasis when I prodded him to nominate the operatic character to whom he feels closest.
Lully's sacred music has a distinctly flamboyant, operatic character: the Te Deum is buttressed by trumpets and timpani.
If Caro's Moses is an operatic character — a city-transforming Faust — his Johnson is a Shakespearean one: Richard III, Lear, Iago and Cassio all rolled into one.
Female operatic characters are so often victims — of murder, consumption, suicide and their own messy emotions.
He is unfazed that his two Broadway roles have been based on operatic characters.
As with most of Britten's operatic characters, Phaedra is seen as an outsider, an outcast.
You were reminded how powerful performances fill out operatic characters, which become more than the sum of their parts.
A. The statues in white Carrara marble are of some of the composer's most popular operatic characters.
