Sentence examples for poignant phrasing from inspiring English sources

Her poignant phrasing in Violetta's aching aria "Addio del passato" was especially moving.

Though he took time to warm up, he sang with burnished sound, ringing top notes and poignant phrasing.

In a poignant phrase of one of the report authors, 'its maturity has effectively killed it'.

There's a new television commercial that pulls viewers in with a flurry of poignant phrases: "I love you"... "I felt the baby move"... "It's benign".

One in which our two major political parties indulge, in Jonathan Freedland's poignant phrase, in a strange form of cross-dressing.

In the wistfully plain Larghetto, as she traded poignant phrases with the solo instruments in the orchestra, the concerto had the intimacy of chamber music.

In recent years, though, Camus's name has been associated less with erotica than with a single poignant phrase, le grand remplacement.

Among them may be the most poignant phrase on any New York memorial -- "And in that time when men decide and feel safe to call the war insane, take one moment to embrace those gentle heroes you left behind" -- from a poem written in 1970 by Maj.

You had, in his poignant phrase, "an inexperienced president" whose anti-intellectualism, spiteful insecurity, and provincial ignorance caused him to consciously ignore the knowledge of experts and their explicit warnings of this terrorist attack, and to focus, instead, on tax cuts for his patrons (in a time of "war") and on vacations.

He delivered a poignant, beautifully phrased rendition of "Una furtiva lagrima".

He shaped the poignant opening phrases with tenderness, building inexorably to the aria's impassioned final outbursts.