Sentence examples for true singing from inspiring English sources

Hotter triumphed over the Met's vocal fixations and the limitations of his audio recording because he was a true singing actor, best heard and seen.

A true singing actress, she has a powerfully emotive voice that easily cuts through Strauss's dense orchestration, and her "Dance of the Seven Veils" -- which ends in a flash of nudity -- is a tour de force of delirious desire.

Some of these lines read as if they could have been penned in the Beat heyday, over half a century ago: "Stand up for the stupid and crazy"; "Dig folksingers who are the true singing poets of yesterday and today".

There are accusations galore: "There's a side to you that I never knew, never knew/All the things you'd say, they were never true, never true," she sang in "Set Fire to the Rain".

He thinks "much is being lost about the good ways of making music", and regrets the decline of "true legato singing" - a charge that critics occasionally made against his own performances.

He promptly wrote in complaint to the corporation, pointing out that the true family singing traditions were still alive and well in Rottingdean, and a BBC producer was dispatched to record them.

One of the few true contraltos singing today, with a dusky voice and profoundly expressive artistry, Ms. Podles is the opposite of the stereotype of a pretty singer; this is not a voice to play in the background at brunch, but one that has the power to move you to the tips of your toes as it rises from inky depths through a husky center to ringing top notes.

And you join other true Beliebers singing his songs — "You are my love, you are my heart, and we will never, ever, ever, be apart" — only you really mean it, and you know he'll know it as soon as he steps outside long enough to lock eyes with you.

Why can't you be true?" Berry sang.

In a pear tree, my true love sang back in the light and the dark.

"Then why should men on earth be sad?" my true love sang.