| The songs are irreproachably written and rhapsodically performed, and yet they remain incarcerated within the shackles of influence. |
| But Rosette waxes rhapsodically a little too much with his sugary, cliched conclusion. |
| I crawled rhapsodically back into bed and fell into some very vivid and memorable dreams. |
| Tenor John Mark Ainsley was magisterial and Elin Manahan Thomas magical in a soaring ornamented soprano line, triplets cascading rhapsodically over a drone of Russian Orthodox-style basses. |
| Deliciously original and rhapsodically funny, this is one novel that ropes you in on page one, and isn't about to ride off into the sunset any time soon. |
| Sao Paulo captain Rogerio Ceni proudly, rhapsodically uplifted the Copa Libertadores trophy. |
