Sentence examples for something classical from inspiring English sources
There is something classical and peaceful about them.
9 Was your recessional music a) Something classical?
When he hears unfamiliar music, for example, all Renato knows is that it is "something classical.
"We knew we wanted to use music, and everyone thought we should use Queen's 'We Are the Champions,' but we really wanted something classical," Thompson added.
Mr. Malaty's and Mr. Mossbrucker's formula for broad appeal includes something classical, something modern, something ethnic and something up-and-coming.
I was expecting something classical, Franz Joseph Haydn or George Harrison, but "The Circle of Life," from "The Lion King," scored our home planet's rise over the plaster-of-Paris moon.
Later he came back to something more classical.
CONFRONTING the past: it's something all classical music does implicitly.
"For the amount of money they are spending, they want something more classical, which is timeless".
It emphasizes a different side of his sensibility, something relatively classical against the Expressionism of the other shows.
Septenarius, ( Latin: "consisting of seven of something") in classical Latin prosody, iambic or trochaic lines of seven feet (equal to Greek tetrameter catalectic verse).
