Sentence examples for soaring words from inspiring English sources
In spite of Mr. Xi's soaring words, China and Russia are sometimes wary partners.
The soaring words of the Declaration of Independence caused many people to pause over the spectacle of humankind being treated like property in the ostensible land of liberty.
By the end of a day filled with soaring words and swelling music, a thick film of campaign detritus coats FleetCenter in Boston.
It owes perhaps to Mr. Obama's youthful look and multicultural persona, his soaring words and a message tinged with liberal politics and talk of uniting partisans.
Until last Sunday, when he died at the age of 82, Theodore C. Sorensen would have been the man to ask: He wrote John F. Kennedy's most soaring words.
But across the region, many said his soaring words and financial pledges did little to undo their disappointment at his apparent equivocation during the early days of the Arab revolt.
And that is not to take anything away from those moments where our hearts soar, where words have lifted our spirits.
Her words, soaring and elongated in the lyrical gymnastics of Beijing opera, were punctuated by a roar of applause from the audience in the Yifu Theater here.
For a singer in the midst of an impassioned scene, with the orchestra blaring and the chorus soaring, remembering the words or finding the first notes of a vocal line can be extremely hard.
There are dozens of moments of vocal delight here: Case soaring on the words "blue, blue baby" in "The Pharaohs"; blending her voice with Paul Rigby's rapid fingerpicking and the singing of Lucy Wainwright Roche and Kelly Hogan on "Vengeance Is Sleeping"; building steadily on "I'm an Animal," one of her best rock songs to date.
It wasn't only that "The Tempest" provided fodder for the closing ceremony of the games as well, with Ian McKellen following where Mr. Branagh had begun 16 days before: Two actors sending the Bard's words soaring as a reminder of one of the defining ways in which Britain presents itself to the world.
