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This was certainly a deeply spiritual performance, personal and soaringly expressive.

King's speech was a soaringly beautiful cathedral of language, but also a rude call to action.

It's not really giving anything away to say that the film ends in soaringly romantic fashion.

And in a sense, these soaringly optimistic estimations aren't pretend.

Some scenes are soaringly, beautifully romantic, while others threaten to give viewers spiritual diabetes.

All at once, it seemed, the world was falling in love with a dowdy, plucky and soaringly gifted woman.

Virtually every song in Frederick Loewe's score is soaringly right.

The song is a electropop ballad, described as "soaringly tuneful."

Billy felt that he had spoken soaringly.

A soaringly spiritual book, by a man every bit as cynical as an Englishman can pretend to be.

Pixar's soaringly lovely fourth feature is re-released this week, carefully re‑upholstered in 3D.

But he was one of most brilliant, soaringly athletic dancers of his time—how could you hire him and not showcase that ability?

It was soaringly hot and humid.

She felt angry, indignant, yet disturbingly, soaringly excited and happy, all rolled bewilderingly into one.

- is delivered soaringly.

Most Israelis still want peace: when Obama spoke soaringly of a Palestinian state, the audience rose to its feet and cheered.

He tramped the floor quite daft, now soaringly triumphant, now blackly longing.

Lauren Flanigan handles this long, elaborate and sometimes soaringly beautiful soprano part with dignity and security.

With its chiffon-smooth harmonies and catchy tune, it is a soaringly happy proclamation of teen-age devotion.

Through their talents and energies the people of the United States can see and understand one of the most soaringly hopeful episodes in modern history.

David LaMarche conducted the soaringly melodic Tchaikovsky score.

Mr Huckabee has won few converts outside his natural constituency of born-again Christians, but he remains soaringly eloquent.

Next to the groundhugging St. Servaasbasiliek, and soaringly different, is the 14th-century St. Janskerk.

On film, as directed handsomely by Pat O'Connor, it makes for a soaringly scenic film, yet a slightly more diffuse, less haunted drama.

Except for a soaringly ethereal rendition of a traditional old French chorale, the music at Thursday's program stressed the African elements of the group's heritage.