Examples of using Virtuosity in English and their translations into Czech
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
No to virtuosity.
Virtuosity and brains as my pops♪!
I applaud your virtuosity.
Technical virtuosity was fast becoming the essential protein in progressive rock's DNA.
I was called the Friendly Rooster, your virtuosity.
You substitute virtuosity with inspiration.
I do not think I have ever seen anyone lie with quite such virtuosity.
You have subverted your voice to virtuosity without soul… devoted only to artifice!
The audience was captivated by your passion, your virtuosity.
Virtuosity hides behind the energy of the rehearsals, captured in the film amidst the festival's preparations.
Such lightning strikes, such virtuosity in attack!
Demonstrated abilities andknowledge leading to maximum performance as a dancer in the spirit of a manifold scale of dance virtuosity.
Rather a vital vertex of virtue,valor and virtuosity in the name of veracity.
He places the beauty of the imperfect human being above physical virtuosity.
Dita Pepe balances on the edge with a virtuosity that ranks her among the most interesting new names in contemporary Czech photography.
A singular concentration of passion andtechnique fierce energy, virtuosity.
Farruco dances with unimaginable virtuosity, tenderness and feeling.“With piercing sight and a killer smile, he seems a natural phenomenon,” promise the organizers, and we have no reason not to believe them.
We love the timbre of your voice… we like your virtuosity, your energy….
A lively, witty and rather intimate look behind the scenes of women's friendship reveals two outstanding dancers famed for their wildness,playfulness and virtuosity in motion.
MEYA MEYA is supposed to represent the dockyards developer virtuosity and a feel for detail.
The Neck To Neck surfs the very same wave like legendary Sheffield Lab recordings- rich and full drums,sparkling textures of Atkins' Gibson and relaxing virtuosity of Mark Knopfler.
We-we love the timbre of your voice, we like your virtuosity, your energy.
Its creators, often precocious, sometimes indulged, occasionally deluded, butalways uncompromising, baptised the decade with a soundtrack of stark virtuosity, weird time signatures… strange poetry and surprising beauty.
Martinů's influence is palpable in Novák's Philharmonic Dances(Choreae Philharmonicae, 1956),three symphonic fantasies that provide wide scope for showcasing the virtuosity of both the soloists and the groups of instruments.
Les Ambassadeurs take particular interest in the rediscovery of the Dresden Hofkapelle which in Bach's time was considered to be"the most beautiful orchestra in the world" for its exemplary discipline, virtuosity and shimmering colours which made it the first"modern" orchestra.
