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He had chosen this work, he said, because the declamatory style was framed in imitation of the Eastern authors.

This fixed idea of the rhapsodist was delivered with animated enthusiasm, in a manner entirely declamatory, for he had plainly no skill as a dialectician.

At one time, I, merely in common civility, asked after her cough; immediately her long visage relaxed into a smile, and she favoured me with a particular history of that and her other infirmities, followed by an account of her pious resignation, delivered in the usual emphatic, declamatory style, which no writing can portray.

Here Ishmael believed he might leave his infants in comparative security, under the protection of their spirited mother, and here he now found Esther engaged at her ordinary domestic employments, surrounded by her daughters, and lifting her voice, in declamatory censure, as one or another of the idle fry incurred her displeasure, and far too much engrossed with the tempest of her own conversation to know any thing of the violent scene which had been passing below.

Some of my readers may remember a little book from her pen, published in Paris, a mystically bad-tempered, declamatory, and frightfully disconnected piece of writing, in which she all but admits the foreknowledge, more than hints at its supernatural origin, and plainly suggests in venomous innuendoes that the guilt of the act was not with the terrorists, but with a palace intrigue.

The art form demands stylized movements, martial music (drums, trumpets, trombones, clarinets), dexterity in the wielding of swords and other bladed weapons, stentorian, declamatory dialogue, and fleet-footed choreography.

The songs themselves are entirely text driven, with the prose set almost exclusively syllabically and in a declamatory fashion--with the exception of a melisma in Part 1 on the name of George Bush!

Kubelik conducts a passionate and lyrical performance, never bombastic, and with a fine team of soloists in Helen Donath, Teresa Berganza, the Polish tenor Wieslaw Ochman and Thomas Stewart, at the time the world's leading Wotan, whose declamatory O Freunde is one of the finest on record.

The topics include whether Calpurnius is a postmodern author, declamation 2.0: reading Calpurnius whole, non contenti exemplis saeculi vestri: intertextuality and the declamatory tradition in Calpurnius, problems of paremiography in Calpurnius, and metrical and accentual clausulae as evidence for the date and origin of Calpurnius.

The orchestra's augmented brass section was at its most declamatory throughout, though principal trumpet Murray Greig also shone in the lyrical theme of The Godfather (Nino Rota) with folksy accompaniment of mandolin and accordion.

What logic then for the curiously hurt Rajput pride when all the film does is singularly exalt the community one declamatory, old world dialogue after another, glossing over any remotely questionable chinks in their armour?

The song includes some declamatory passages out of the comfort zone for a high soprano, but Asselin handles them with aplomb.