Sentence examples for pure singing from inspiring English sources

A pure singing note rose, high and sustained, then another, in a kind of courtly diction.

Ms. Livljanic enacted the ancient drama with splendidly pure singing in Croatian, urgent narration, a penetrating gaze and expressive hands.

The problem is that, stripped of his boy-band elasticity and youth, Timberlake has to fall back on pure singing and charisma.

When the German air force began its blitz in 1940, Ms. Davis's clear, pure singing style at the front of a jazz group that included the pianist George Shearing and the violinist St ane Grappelli, was already familiar to BBC listeners, and to London clubgoers.

For Mr. Jurosko toils in the world of light opera, a high-talent, low-glamour backwater of the performing arts, where pure singing, rapid-fire recitative skills and comic timing are taken for granted, and the words "percentage of the gross" are never heard.

But pure sang-froid would not have spawned this entertaining and alarming account of Vladimir Putin's police state.

The country music historian Charles Wolfe credited Price with "some of the most crystal-pure singing from country music's greatest era".

Like Mumford & Sons, Oxford quartet Stornoway are nominally a folk-based outfit, and whip up a light soufflé of strummed six-strings and chorister-pure singing, but their lyrics deal with such un-folk locations as south-east London and such un-folk pursuits as zorbing.

The pure, restrained singing on "The Movie Album" is, in a word, beautiful.

Her swells and retreats on long-held high notes were remarkable, and her few moments of pure, untortured singing were lovely.

In the 1980's, the folk music band VrttinA began with pure runo singing but more recently has raised hackles among purists for its fusion work.