Sentence examples for true chamber from inspiring English sources

The summer saw the composition of the clarinet quintet, in which a true chamber style is warmly and gracefully reconciled with the solo writing.

"The Turn of the Screw" is a true chamber opera, inventively scored for an ensemble of 13 players (performed here by 14).

Yet how much more potentially subversive that moment might have been if Rick had instead stared, really stared, at that other font of male anxiety, that which can scarcely be mentioned much less seen in American movies (except for gross-out effect, as in "The Heartbreak Kid"), that true chamber of secrets: a vulva.

The success of Goodman's small groups not only affirmed the artistic and commercial viability of a true chamber-jazz concept but inaugurated the notion of extracting a small combo from a larger orchestra.

The origin of the Xin proteins that coincides with the origin of a true cardiac chamber with separate endothelial and myocardial layers introduces the possibility that Xin is one of many proteins co-opted for the development and maintenance of the myocardium.

In the lamprey, these include a S-shaped heart consisting of four regions: a sinus venosus, a contracting atrium, a contracting ventricle and conus arteriosus [29]; the presence of valves to promote unidirectional blood flow; the origin of true heart chambers (atrium and ventricle) with both endothelial and myocardial layers [30] (Fig. 8).

That might be true of traditional chamber members too, Knapp thinks, many of whom mostly join for the networking benefits rather than the political advocacy aspect anyway.

In an incident that recalled the raucous town hall meetings of August, Republican Rep. Joe Wilson (S.C). shouted "You lie" and "Not true" from the chamber floor when Obama said his plans would not cover illegal immigrants or provide funding for abortions.

Although we in the media do focus on the most antagonistic moments in the Commons - like Prime Minister's Questions - it is nonetheless true that the chamber can have the spirit of a football terrace, but nowhere is that more evident than in Northern Ireland.

Annie's Bar, where hacks and members mixed, was notable for the perpetual presence of one monumentally tedious Labour alcoholic who, in between cadging drinks, spent his time pestering reluctant journalists to take him out to dinner.It is perfectly true that the chamber is not what it was.

This is true for first chambers in a parliament; it need not be true for other spheres of laws.