Sentence examples for bit of a lyrical from inspiring English sources
Niko also possesses a bit of a lyrical streak — as when he notices that the girl who sits next to him in class has skin "silky and smooth as one million thread count Egyptian cotton bedsheets".
Dyer calls The Colour of Memory "a bit of a mess, though with lyrical passages of which I remain quite fond", while The Search gets a brutal "it sank without trace".
The lines in Like This always end in, well, Like This, which puts a bit of a stopper in any great lyrical variety.
Around the same time, metal – traditionally progressive rock's best mate, with its emphasis on musicianship, partiality for excess and inability to resist a bit of lyrical sword and sorcery – began to rekindle its friendship with prog in the aftermath of grunge.
You would wish, however, that her language had more of a lyrical flavor (her ear is a bit tinny), and that the female characters, especially Twila, were not so stridently and unsubtly plaintive in their declarations of woe.
It's a bit like that guy in the wheelchair in Oz who breaks the fourth wall and addresses the audience occasionally with lyrical snippets of philosophy that offer a bit of a meta-narrative.
