Sentence examples for out of opera from inspiring English sources

I have always trusted that out of opera, as out of the choruses of the ancient festival of Bacchus, tragedy would liberate itself and develop in a nobler form.

An earlier prophecy than Nietzsche's regarding tragedy and opera was made by the German poet Friedrich von Schiller in a letter of 1797 to Goethe: I have always trusted that out of opera, as out of the choruses of the ancient festival of Bacchus, tragedy would liberate itself and develop in a nobler form.

At the same time, he was like a manservant out of opera buffa, with his fixed idea of the social hierarchy, his fierce loyalty to our family, his strange unholy innocence, his endless ingenuity, his well-publicized foibles: drunk every night, seducer of every pretty cleaning girl and barmaid he came across, and even, as the gossip had it, of some Lady Chatterleys with big houses on the hill.

I've been out of opera's performance circle for over a decade.

And perhaps an executive opt-out of opera in 90s recordings, as a special perk for Lords Hall and Patten.

Is it not a little presumptuous for anyone to suggest that he is not aware of "the ins and outs of opera"?

By the time you get through it and are ready to write a substantive work for a major company, you should have learned the ins and outs of opera.

Second, he prescribes the proper path for a composer to take in a career of writing opera, and concludes with, "By the time you get through it and are ready to write a substantive work for a major company, you should have learned the ins and outs of opera".

An out-of-work opera singer, father to twins.

The former Tory minister George Young described the homeless as "what you step over when you come out of the opera".

Making matters worse, a government minister defined the poor as "people you trip over when you come out of the opera".