Sentence examples for singing clear from inspiring English sources

In slowly spiraling laments, odd-meter dances or with Mr. Kotsou singing clear, earnest melodies, Mr. Halkias took off in joyously mercurial directions: leaping, trilling, sliding, doubling the tempo or racing through scales that implied bitonality or polytonality, in improvisations an Ornette Coleman fan would appreciate.

If his sound was sometimes not full-bodied enough for this ardent verismo opera, he wisely did not push his voice and kept his singing clear and lyrical.

'If you have a round voice, you sing round; you want to sing clear,' he said," which explains Florez's extraordinary openness of tone.

Trish Keenan sings clear-eyed pop that harks back to the 1960's.

What sings clearest, however, is Michael McDonough's ravishing cinematography, a blend of 65mm celluloid stock and resiliently responsive digital that takes us from the darkened, coffee-coloured confines of candlelit interiors through glowing fields of gold and green and up into cloudy skies of blue, grey and white.

On the album's fifth track, "Ratcliff," Bundick sings clearer than we've heard him before: "Rock and roll is here to stay".

This helps you sing clearer.

She brought a vivid sense of drama to the program, singing with clear diction and imbuing the texts with meaning.

Its light quiches sing with clear flavours as do its jazzy sandwiches.

In the mid-1980s, aStipepe's pronunciation while singing became clearer, the band decided that its lyrics should convey ideas on a more literal level.

Brennan Carley of Spin magazine writes of the "newly unearthed version" being "a bit twangier and more acoustic than Harrison's final product" and describes his singing as "clearer, less gruff, and more natural" compared to the 1974 release.