Sentence examples for biggest soul from inspiring English sources

I know the world would like to believe that Britain's biggest soul exports over the decade – Duffy, Amy Winehouse, Adele, Sam Smith, Jack Garratt and others – are so because they're the best, but we've all seen enough black teens perfecting Mariah Carey's falsetto highs on The X Factor to know it's simply not the case.

"Soul Train" premièred in Chicago, in 1970, and it was a success at once, expanding via syndication to two dozen markets within a year and exposing American television audiences to some of the biggest soul stars of the day: Aretha Franklin, James Brown, Curtis Mayfield, Sly Stone, Charles Wright, Bobby Womack, the Isley Brothers, Gladys Knight.

"He had a huge brain and an even bigger soul.

They were big soul and folk fans, they liked Fairport Convention.

And, for Pullman, his grandfather's most important quality was his "big soul".

* JOHNNY GRIFFIN BIG SOUL BAND, MARK TURNER, Blue Note, 131 West Third Street, Greenwich Village, (212) 475-859212

10 21 Adele, 2011 Once, Adele was a sparky girl from Tottenham (via Brixton) with a big soul voice and a heart that bruised like a peach.

Rachel Stern surprisingly produces a big soul voice on occasion, though it doesn't really match her role, the officious friend-to-all, Liz.

But if you want to get in before the arty influx, there's plenty here already, in a small town with a big soul.

The humanist message espoused by the former preacher Casy draws on Thoreauvian transcendentalism to affirm that "all men's got one big soul ever'body's a part of".

There's a big soul beating here where in a lot of other places it's kind of dead because business took over.