Sentence examples for potent singing from inspiring English sources
Swedish singer Lykke Li was equally potent, singing about breaking hearts in one of the festival's smaller tents.
Mr. Goerne has lamented the absence of a complete "Wozzeck" in his discography, and one can only sympathize after hearing his poignant, potent singing here.
The complete absence of new programming on CBS Monday night opened the way for NBC to mount a ratings comeback for its potent singing competition, "The Voice," and its flagging drama favorite, "Smash".
Since 1994, I've longed for Barbra to record "Loving You," a brief but affectingly potent song sung by the character of Fosca in Sondheim's Passion.
She is charged not merely with singing songs, but with far more potent meanings.
Of course, this way of talking risks making a poet into a pedant — but the odd thing is that the pedantry, the insistence on singing good songs, is one simple but potent reason that Sinatra was such a good singer.
While he's singing, his wife Marybeth is serving up Fowler cocktails, a potent mix of Jameson, Bailey's and coffee that has even the hardened sailors who frequent this place nodding off.
The two women joined forces to sing with potent expression in the work's poignant duets.
The tenor Mark Bleeke sang with potent conviction in the title role.
Mr. Groves sang with potent intensity, his rich voice illuminating the nuances of the declamatory vocal part.
Wearing white dresses, the ensemble of five women — the sopranos Lisa Bielawa, Mellissa Hughes, and Jane Sheldon, the mezzo-soprano Abigail Fischer and the contralto Kirsten Sollek — sang with potent intensity.
