Sentence examples similar to curious melody from inspiring English sources
Here Ms. Kokal sang louder, while Ms. Wayman played brief, curious melodies.
It is only a receptive soul here and there, with some strange tincture of the East in him, that really catches to the full the beauty and the passion of the curious melodies of the Orient.
And never mind the finer details of their music, such as this gloriously catchy song with curious lyrics and a jaunty, English-sounding melody.
She sang a wordless melody in one of Mr. Stephens's curious, sturdy tunes, "Wink Wink," as well a worded one — her own lyrics — in another, "The Lost and Found".
At times the songs are drifting and melodic, making use of harmonics and easy-going vocals from singer Irma Ratazanina, and showing the curious echoes of western folk themes that make Malagasy melodies so accessible to a wider audience.
Curious travelers, Khmer families and little girls peddling red roses craned their necks to get a better view as the song's syrupy melody wafted into the jasmine-scented evening air.
