Sentence examples for responsiveness to text from inspiring English sources

Demonstrating little responsiveness to text or emotional specificity — Fauré's "Lune Blanche" did have an aptly gauzy sheen — they passed in a blur.

But in Britten's "Hymn to St .Cecilia" and elsewhere, murky diction only emphasized the group's general preference for vague soundscapes over responsiveness to text.

Lionheart proposed a natural, speechlike cadence that ensures the melody's responsiveness to the text.

The three other folk-song selections from Brahms's "Deutsche Volkslieder" in the opening group were more subtly nuanced, but they pointed up several of Ms. Kirchschlager's greatest assets: responsiveness to the text; clarity of diction; and a distinctive, flexible tone.

The opera can seem a series of seven showstoppers with bland connecting music, but on Friday the Philharmonic rose and fell in long, riveting phrases as Ms. DeYoung and the bass Gabor Bretz, as Bluebeard, sang with passionate responsiveness to the text.

Brenda Patterson, a mezzo-soprano with an appealingly warm sound (she is the cellist's sister), gave the work a shapely reading that pointed up Ms. Agocs's responsiveness to the texts.

French melodic style seemed, to Italian ears, to lack symmetry in its febrile responsiveness to minute changes in the text.

Responsiveness to cetuximab without mutations in EGFR.

Lack of faith, of responsiveness to surroundings and people.

Cluster C2 showed an increased responsiveness to Helicobacter.

Parental language and verbal responsiveness to children in crowded homes.