Sentence examples for powerfully projected from inspiring English sources

Her technique is excellent but not powerfully projected.

A beautiful, rounded, powerfully projected tone goes a long way as well.

The program also included two vocal works — "Miranda's Lament" (1997), a spirited Shakespeare setting (from "The Tempest"), and "Changing Light" (2002), a sweetly chromatic rendering of a poetic prayer by Rabbi Jules Harlow — in clear, powerfully projected performances by the soprano Tony Arnold.

Although he had not yet become an innovator, his ambition, the force of his personality and his enormous self-confidence are powerfully projected by these early works, and were clearly recognized by contemporary critics.

And the cast is excellent, particularly the Onegin of Thomas Hampson, who sings powerfully and projects the character's world-weary lassitude (and subsequent awakening into love) through his very posture.

Each projected powerfully, and Mr. Boulez ideally captured the score's exquisite shimmers, myriad grotesqueries and fiery climaxes.

The young performers in William Christie's Jardin des Voix and the more experienced cast of Concerto Köln's reading of "Athalia" projected powerfully.

The earlier music is harmonically more intricate, almost Bergian in its combination of heavy chromaticisms and tonal references, with taxing piano writing that Drake projected powerfully.

His timbre is bright, his ornamentation is clear and precise, and he projects powerfully.

She can show both humor and fervor but, as "Danses Concertantes" and the first variation in "Divertimento No. 15" showed, she lacks technical strength and doesn't project powerfully enough.

Steven Caldicott Wilson, the tenor, projected Judas's valor and faith powerfully, qualities matched by Jesse Blumberg in Simon's brief appearances.