Sentence examples for pieces opens up from inspiring English sources

Accepting yourself fully, both the good and the more transformable pieces, opens up the space for a deeper evolution of character.

Some of Ms. Crispell's own pieces opened up the concert.

These pieces opened up quickly, showing their seams, describing forms rather than adhering to them; the musicians in the band weren't compelled to articulate every beat and every chord.

The weight of the Allied fire support was intense as over 2,000 artillery pieces opened up on the German defences.

Part of what makes Weigel such an effective chronicler of the outlands is that he hews to a disciplined set of rules of engagement -- as a result, the subjects of his pieces open up to him.

But the challenges of finding an audience for this new piece opens up real questions about the future direction of Duckie and our core audience in queer clubland.

In her fascinating book Performing Pain: Music and Trauma in Eastern Europe, musicologist Maria Cizmic says that this piece "opens up a performance space in which a pianist feels pain, foregrounding the concrete bodily acts and sensations of suffering at a time when the violence of the USSR's past continued to be contested".

After you speak your piece, the Send button opens up whatever e-mail program you use and attaches the sound file, again in WMA format, to a new outgoing message.

The production does not even sound Irish: the cast speak in a mixture of global accents, a gesture that opens up the piece's commentary to cultures beyond Ireland.

Make the cardstock into card size for the background piece, and ensure that it opens up neatly as a card should.

Even though Ives' composition is by far the shortest piece in this collection, it paradoxically opens up a musical window that gazes out onto eternity and timelessness.