Sentence examples for vital accompaniment from inspiring English sources
A sense of humour is the vital accompaniment to pyjama dressing.
Success on the battlefield was a signal of divine favour to govern, and martial valour was a vital accompaniment to monarchical power.
The texts of The Strand Settings – by the Canadian-American poet Mark Strand, who died the following year, aged 80 – were articulated by Fleming with the keenest precision and the firmest expressive intentions; yet however thrillingly scored, Hillborg's vital, shimmering accompaniments never overpowered her, always allowing space for the voice to cut through.
Wonderstruck also implies a faintly wrong-headed link between silent movies and deafness, which I think is to overlook the vital experience of musical accompaniment.
"Beverage accompaniment is critical," he said.
Reviews in, say, newspaper books sections (I'm biased) are vital in offering a properly critical (often negative) opinion of new books: a necessary accompaniment to (also important) articles in the same sections that simply showcase books, or report interviews with authors: these can all too easily become elegant exercises in PR.
Each work makes a sharp distinction between melody and accompaniment, in ways Beethoven's later works do not, a point Mr. Schiff emphasized in his cogent, vital readings by giving the innocently straightforward top lines a bright, ringing tone, and keeping the left-hand figuration subdued, if not quite muffled.
The problems have already started, with vital civil society movements from the Tijuana to Tierra del Fuego struggling to raise money to fund their advocacy and accompaniment work.
Hopper and Morris continued to play a few acoustic live shows as a duo into 1999, occasionally with accompaniment (such as Philadelphia bassist Billy Warburton and drummer Lance Crow) and attempted to record an EP for record label Vital Cog with a drum machine as backing, but ended up putting Magnapop on an indefinite hiatus.
It went beyond accompaniment.
