Sentence examples for sensitive playing from inspiring English sources

Much of the third song, "The Night Wants You to Forget," is accompanied by the mandolin alone, and benefited from Avi Avital's exquisitely sensitive playing.

Key's twisted poetry is particularly suited to the Horne Section set up, with sensitive playing adding extra colour to his tales of emotional repression, surreal misdemeanours and desperate attempts to fit in.

On the piano they were joined by Benjamin Hochman — stepping in for André Watts, sidelined by tendinitis — whose sensitive playing produced beads of frosted glass in the Adagio and a muscular, impatient drive in the final Allegro.

Despite Ms. Stemme's compelling singing and the radiant, sensitive playing the conductor Kirill Petrenko drew from the Met Orchestra, the overall performance seemed tentative well before the crucial final scene, when the ailing Mr. Hendrick arrived as Bacchus to rescue Ariadne from her broken-hearted isolation.

In Barbara Walsh's sensitive playing, Pfeni emerges as the most interesting sister, which imbalances the play.

Mr. Spano elicited confident, articulate and deeply sensitive playing from the orchestra.

Darren Boyd, star of Case Sensitive, plays Cleese and has tweeted about how odd it felt to stand in a street "doing the silly walk" or thrashing things with a stick "a la Fawlty Towers".

These results raise the question of whether the levels of (SH) 2Trx-ASK1 complex, which is redox sensitive, play a role in their resistance to oxidative stress and survival.

The freedom with which Mr. Meng and Mr. Lin mount potentially sensitive plays has much to do with China's economic reforms, which have led the government to reduce its financial support of state-owned theaters.

"It's a really beautifully written, sensitive play," said Paige Evans, the artistic director of LCT3, which is devoted to producing the work of new artists and developing new audiences for Lincoln Center.

But "The Attic," a smart, sensitive play by the Japanese writer Yoji Sakate currently having its American premiere with the Play Company, takes us beyond conventional wisdom on the trend's origins, which has tended to understand it as a reaction to Japan's intensely competitive educational and economic systems.