Sentence examples for softly rising from inspiring English sources

In "Janusgesicht" ("Janus Face," 2001), Mr. Campbell and the violinist David Fulmer sat back to back for the softly rising and falling lines.

In Mr. Stucky's sonata the harpsichord (played by Eric Dudley) lays the groundwork, from the tentative, softly rising figures of the opening to the churning Glassian arpeggios of the fireworks finale.

He was excellent at hairpin changes of texture, pushing faster and harder before relaxing into diaphanous arpeggios in the second movement of the "Waldstein" and unleashing a startlingly aggressive crash after the series of softly rising notes in the second movement of the "Adieux".

"'I just hope they get it out,' he continues, the tears softly rising in his face.

In great contrast, the soprano begins softly a rising melody on (and exalted them of low degree), joined by all other voices.

At first it was a blur on the horizon, a small, grey silhouette rising softly into the haze.

There, in a muddy pullout beside the road, was our wheeled domicile, an Airstream Sport 22FB Travel Trailer, its hand-crafted aluminium skin gleaming softly in the rising sun.

The faintest cocktail music rises softly like the clear, thin notes from a music box, and as the mayor lifts his Champagne glass, Ms. Compton's laughter, carrying upward through the park, forever fastens to the treetops like a loosed, snagged party balloon.

Maybe the earth will rise softly to meet us, as in my dream, or maybe we will suddenly remember that we can fly, and begin to soar.

Softly spoken but firm in his convictions, Muñoz says the rising insecurity led a group of locals to form a vigilante group early last year.

But if she could make her name and living on one perfect piece, it would be a little ink-navy cocktail dress with an illusion neckline, a flutter of ruffles at the sleeves and a fabric rose exploding softly at the throat.