Sentence examples for superb phrasing from inspiring English sources

Janai Brugger sang two lyric soprano standards with poise and style, quiet intensity and superb phrasing.

He was a captivating writer, unforgettably and unforgivably readable, and always a superb phrase-maker.

In the long, muted but extraordinary central duet, Daniel Madoff and Julie Cunningham prove superb phrase-by-phrase stylists — tracing a slow zigzag path never far from each other, often in physical contact and using each other for support, and yet almost always behaving as if on separate wavelengths.

In Siegfried's brooding variation, he brought out the right melancholy through his lyrical phrasing and superb control.

They are the superb authors of the phrase "counter-desecration phrasebook" that Macfarlane uses as the title of his first chapter.

A mature dancer, Ms. Álvarez banks less on charm than on clear shape and emphatic phrasing with a superb use of arms and torso.

He has a superb sense of melody and phrasing, and his approach is a big part of the sound of this record.

Spark's superb wry humour and elegant phrasing carry this otherwise rather sinister tale of Brodie's manipulation of her special girls - her créme de la crème – and her pupil Sandy's betrayal.

But given a wordless moan or a chance to swoop through a phrase, she was superb.

(You can find a faithful rendition of Boccaccio's phrase in the superb translation of the Decameron from Norton; it occurs in the tenth story of the third day).

The vulnerability with which she returns to folded-over swan imagery, as if returning to her nest, and the tragic poignancy with which she invests each phrase are both superb.