Sentence examples for showy introduction from inspiring English sources
Ms. Hristova had the spotlight to herself in Dvorak's lush, sweetly melodic Romance in F (Op. 11) and Saint-Saëns's unabashedly showy Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso (Op. 28), and she acquitted herself beautifully.
Even in Chopin's early, showy Introduction et Grande Polonaise Brillante in C major, he showed subtlety as well as fireworks, varying the main theme and building almost imperceptibly up to a final climax.
Karras's introduction is less showy, occurring at about the 15-minute mark, during the filming of Crash Course, a drama currently on location in DC, starring Mrs MacNeil.
Japanese traditional music suffused the set, usually in Western trappings: "Momoya," the children's song that opened the concert, began with a chromatic harp introduction and a showy, almost jazzy cornetto solo that moved the piece beyond Japan, and way beyond 1591.
Providing low evergreen cover with dark green leathery leaves, it is increasingly available in a range of showy cultivars such as the H. niger Harvington hybrids double-flowered introduction.
Mr. Feltsman, like Mr. Abbado, has a light touch, spewing out chain after chain of virtuosic fingering runs and avoiding the potential for bombast in the piece's darker moments, like the introduction of the "Dies Irae" theme in what would be the second movement, or in its showier ones, like the big splashy theme in the 18th variation.
Note: Makes showy displays.
Showy, self-advertising, hollow.
neither shouting nor showy.
