Sentence examples for sounds singing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Domingo's performance also reminds you how uncomfortable he sounds singing English, a weakness notable mainly on his misbegotten crossover recordings.

As stalwart as Ms. Collins sounds singing original political anthems like "Song for Sarajevo" and "Che," her demure, inspirational approach maintains a comfortable distance from the lyrics' descriptions of war and revolution.

The world becomes their teacher, reducing their regular instructor to one of many voices--albeit still a crucial one--in the meaningful chorus of sounds singing to them.

The duo deliberately goes hog-wild with laser-tag and dying-plasma-ball sounds, singing lines like "You bleed on me / This dress is so expensive" with a straight face.

She prescribed a few ways to get out of the trance: listen for specific sounds, sing along with the Muzak, and so on.

What's remarkable is how happy Mr. Anderson sounded singing sad-sack songs, which he excelled at.

And he can modulate his sound, singing with focused, lean tone one moment and thick, trembling vibrato the next.

The Beethoven was equally gripping, an essay in opulent string sound, singing woodwinds and punchy, precision brass figures, all molded into a grand, furious explosion of early Romanticism.

Ms. Eaglen filled the house with floods of shimmering sound, singing with great tenderness when called for and a new dimension of vigor and accuracy.

Cameron Adams of the Herald Sun wrote that "1+1" is an "amazing [and] arguably the most honest and tender Knowles has sounded, singing 'help me let my guard down, make love to me'".

The soprano Patricia Racette, though not a classic Verdi spinto soprano with a luminous sound, sings an affecting, honest and deeply felt performance as Leonora.