floridity造句

• This exercise was intended to request students to perform it with clarity, conciseness, and floridity.
• Where Powell's intensity expressed itself through floridity and lightning-fast melodic decisions made at high speed, Monk's expressed itself through the use of space and suspense.
• It is similar to the " cengkok " of other elaborating instruments in its floridity and openness to improvisation, but a " sekaran " generally happens only at the end of a " nongan " or other colotomic division.
• A fifth " chanson ", no longer ascribed to Chardon, " Li departirs de la douce contree ", is notable for the simplicity of its melody compared to the " floridity " of that of " Rose ne lis ".
• His guitar technique pulls together the pinpoint attack of flamenco, the insinuating chords of bossa nova, the linearity of jazz and the blues inflections of rock lead guitar, and he can sing with the dramatic inflections of a bolero singer or the floridity of a soul belter.