virtuosity

The higher the level of virtuosity, the better the show got.

Yet this was always virtuosity in the service of the music.

When virtuosity is the goal, subject matter takes second place.

But after the war, the whole emphasis was on virtuosity.

Virtuosity will be in the air at some of this week's new museum shows.

A high level of technical virtuosity was to be expected.

These days, however, such motions are usually done to show off virtuosity.

But their shared world of virtuosity is now largely lost.

Others of his generation might offer similar or more powerful virtuosity.

"To me, virtuosity is the ability to say anything on your instrument you want to at any given moment."

In this style he reached the level of real professional virtuosity.

In this case, the term refers to virtuosity of another sort.

But most of the ballet's opportunities for virtuosity are in the second act.

The result is often a virtuosity that other types find difficult to match.

Best of all, behind his virtuosity exists a thoughtful mind.

Dancers also are at a higher level of technical virtuosity than ever before.

This, it must be said, he does with admirable virtuosity.

But who could care, given dancing of this passionate virtuosity?

The aliens themselves have never been animated with more virtuosity.

It's the kind of virtuosity you see in those who test themselves to the absolute limit.

But to this observer, he seems just to be enjoying his own virtuosity.

Even so, there was a level of sheer virtuosity that carried the performance.

The audience, a bit stunned after nearly four hours of music, loved the virtuosity.

Virtuosity is very much a part of the performance.

He was greatly interested in virtuosity, as we know from his letters.