Sentence examples for polished phrasing from inspiring English sources

Ms. Oberlin's singing, in a voice that is slightly lighter than Ms. Day's, has the same purity, naturalness and polished phrasing, with added colors and a jazzy spontaneity.

While the musical style that resulted was too dispassionate for some critics' taste, others praised Mr. Starker's faultless technique; purity of tone; clean, polished phrasing; and acute concern with the composer's intent.

Sometimes he wrote just a polished phrase on a scrap of paper, only afterward figuring out where to lodge it.

That depth of insight distilled in extremely polished phrases is what Mr. Frishberg's best songs offer.

Like the skilled ballet dancers in "Thirty-two Fouethis", this noteworthy debut sees Emily Berry making bravura turns again and again, in poems of polished phrase, seductive technique, and, in spite of the smoke and mirrors, genuine feeling.

Reading these dashed-off thoughts while listening to Mr. Pendleton's more polished phrases provides an interesting contrast of raw with cooked, but the work's egalitarian spirit and graphic liveliness do not outweigh its familiarity.

In one of those polished phrases much beloved of diplomats, it was murmured that, for Turkey, the "journey is as important as the destination".Yet it turns out that, for the journey to go on, those embarked on it must also believe in the destination.

Until just before his death, Mr. Tormé was in complete command of a formidable pop-jazz technique in which every tone was a perfectly formed pearl in an immaculate necklace of polished musical phrases.