Sentence examples for operatic phenomenon from inspiring English sources
The production in Venice in 1810 of the first opera of Rossini, La cambiale di matrimonio ("The Bill of Marriage"), announced a new operatic phenomenon.
Bands such as Nightwish, Within Temptation, Lacuna Coil and the Gathering have turned the formula of three or four hairy blokes at the back and an imperious operatic diva at the front into a hugely successful phenomenon.
The operatic tenor is very much a 19th- and 20th-century phenomenon.
Its first great star was an operatic tenor, Enrico Caruso, whose voice remains one of the most transfixing phenomena in the history of the medium.
The passionate engagement with the phenomenon of the superhuman voice seems to be the great constant in operatic history.
The phenomenon of "The Sopranos" may be less fueled by its mafioso operatics than by its realistic presentation of the chilled marriage of Tony and Carmela Soprano and its fallout on their children.
Those operatic high notes!
They're operatic, almost".
Politics was murderous, operatic, improvisational.
They are messy, operatic sinners.
