Sentence examples for conventional singer from inspiring English sources

David Poe, a more conventional singer and songwriter, has a talent for mixing sensitivity and sharp wit.

Meier is a narrator-crooner rather than a conventional singer, drily intoning: "Why don't you leave me alone / Why don't you answer your phone?

In the past, his voice has been buried in the mix, but now the approach is different: "The songs are so strong that just to sing them like a conventional singer felt very new to me".

In following the performer from appearance to appearance and supplying the reactions of the press along the way, it resembles the conventional singer biography.

"He's got to be a bit rough, a bit dangerous; not a conventional singer.

While Gorki was in jail, Mr. Díaz attended a concert of Pablo Milanés, a noted and far more conventional singer-songwriter, to press for his bandmate's release.

On the record, cut with an audience in the studio, Waits breaks the mold of the conventional singer-songwriter and presents himself as a be-bop raconteur, a scatting storyteller and spontaneous, rapid-fire imagist reciting to the fourth-gear highway rhythms of a smoky jazz trio.

Baby Ariel now has almost 2m subscribers to her YouTube channel, roughly the same as Ariana Grande, Selena Gomez and Shawn Mendes, perhaps the biggest conventional singers going for the same demographic.

At first he conformed to the image of a conventional country singer, his highly distinctive baritone delivering songs - chosen by Atkins - which soared to the top of the country charts.

He looked like a conventional folk singer.

This doppelganger Woon was a more polished, conventional soul singer-songwriter whose output – such as "Missing Person" – hinted at a considerable talent, but one pootling underwhelmingly down the middle of the road.