Sentence examples for thoughtful phrasing from inspiring English sources

Oren Gradus's rich, deep bass and thoughtful phrasing gave the "Quoniam" a fascinating combination of spiritual and dramatic heft.

Here Ms. Netrebko's characteristically pure, beautifully formed, resonant tones are heard to ravishing effect, and the music is invested with thoughtful phrasing.

Even when the reading veered toward heaviness, in both minuets, Mr. Levine usually applied an unexpected balance or a thoughtful phrasing touch that effectively disarmed any objections.

But Mr. Jarvi, the orchestra's director since 2004, clearly prizes highly charged music making, often at top speed, with thoughtful phrasing and sharply punched accents.

In a song like Dowland's supremely melancholy "Come, Heavy Sleep" he uses dynamic nuance, thoughtful phrasing and even a judicious touch of vibrato to magnify the emotional pull.

Of the soloists, Sara Jean Ford brought a thin, pinched tone to the soprano arias, but Ryan MacPherson, the tenor, illuminated his solo contributions with a rich, warm tone and thoughtful phrasing.

The fragmentation and secularization of everyday life is something that is felt as acutely by people on the left as on the right; it is time for liberals, progressives and moderates to return to Rabbi Lerner's thoughtful phrase.

There is wide concern that eloquence has fallen victim to expediency, that the thoughtful phrase has been replaced by the fascicle contraction, that communication is suffering, and that texting bears the brunt of the blame.

Ashley Becker, the soprano who sang Jenufa, brought a lovely, fully supported sound and thoughtful, nuanced phrasing to the role.

It also introduced the orchestra's rich string sound and Mr. Kogan's penchant for thoughtful, expressive phrasing.

Mostly, though, one had to admire the sheer power and enlivening impetuousness that he brought to works like Brahms's Rhapsody No. 2 (Op. 79), Liszt's "Gnomenreigen" Etude and Chopin's "Grande Polonaise Brillante" as well as the thoughtful, poetic phrasing of his readings of Chopin's Ballade No. 1 (Op. 23) and Nocturne No. 1 (Op. 48).