long-breathed

In the suites and sonatas, Hantaï thought and played big; this wasn't an intricate, polished clockwork, but near-Romantic landscapes, profusely detailed with crisp ornamentation, the long-breathed rhythmic waywardness outlining grand conceptions.

Authentication keys Matthew Guerrieri 2009

In the suites and sonatas, Hantaï thought and played big; this wasn't an intricate, polished clockwork, but near-Romantic landscapes, profusely detailed with crisp ornamentation, the long-breathed rhythmic waywardness outlining grand conceptions.

Archive 2009-06-01 Matthew Guerrieri 2009

The first movement signalled its epic proportions from the outset, with its eight horns and long-breathed trombone solo reinforcing the sense of momentousness.

BBC Now/Otaka – review Rian Evans 2010

Ginsberg derived his visionary bardic stance and long-breathed cadences from the Bible, Blake, Christopher Smart and Whitman-with special effects courtesy of speed, LSD and laughing gas.

'Holy The Bop Apocalypse!' 2008

Onward they came at a long swinging trot, arguing unwearied speed in their long-breathed calling.

The Bride of Lammermoor 2008

But strong, long-breathed, and accustomed to such exercise, Halbert, even though encumbered with his sword, dived and rose like a seafowl, and swam across the lake in the northern direction.

The Monastery 2008

I figure that Parsifal is a pretty long-breathed experience in any event, so I may well not find it any interference, that Jimmy's tempi are on the slower side.

Varviso's coming Patrick J. Smith 2008

But what of the long-breathed, enriching legatos that at least hint at the compassionate soul beneath the stern patriarch?

Traviata Patrick J. Smith 2006

But what of the long-breathed, enriching legatos that at least hint at the compassionate soul beneath the stern patriarch?

Archive 2006-01-01 Patrick J. Smith 2006

Thou hast deep sagacity — an unrelenting purpose — a steady, long-breathed malignity of nature, that surpasses mine.

Kenilworth 2004