The viewer, as well as the listener, finds this song beautiful regardless of the way in which it is sung, precisely because of the combination of all these and such voices.
The refusal of so many people to understand that globalisation does not work out for everyone, or that mumbling at rallies about internationalism makes few hearts sing, is precisely why so many were out of touch with the result of the EU referendum.
The sweetly sung notes, precisely executed serpentine dance moves and wooden line readings in Usher's performance are shaded by a big awning of a smile that reads like a standing invitation to a perpetual private party.
Teresa Nick, a neuroscientist at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, says "Fortune's group has found that the wrens' song isn't simply a fixed-action pattern," a behavior generated automatically when one bird hears the other sing, "but a precisely timed dialog between mates, and that changes [in the songs] depend on partner participation".
Ms. Bradbery is 17 going on Faith Hill, singing with a precisely calibrated voice without a hint of risk.
His style was based on what Alan Lomax, the musicologist and folk music collector, described as the way black country guitar pickers adapted their instruments "to sing" the blues as more precisely tuned guitars entered the marketplace in the 1930's and 40's.
The latest, and among the most famous, of the parade of stars who have marched through the Broadway revival of "Chicago," the R&B star Usher brings his sweet singing, his precisely executed dance moves and his supreme self-assurance to the role of the lawyer Billy Flynn, and swoony screams greet him.
They show in the frustration of some black members with the regimentation of the morning service, which opens with exactly 30 minutes of singing and usually lasts precisely two hours.
She was introduced to the boss of Arista records, Antonio "LA" Reid, who signed her precisely 30 seconds after hearing her sing.
