Sentence examples for easygoing voice from inspiring English sources
Throughout her lengthy career, Peggy Seeger has proved that she is a thoughtful songwriter with an easygoing voice that offsets her often angry lyrics, but here she explores new, pained and personal territory, and does so with delicacy and soul.
Rejecting the then-fashionable ci poetry, which derived from romantic ballads and employed elaborate conceits and hyperbole, Mei returned to the old lüshi ("regulated poetry"), perfecting a plainer, more prosaic style to gain what he called an "easygoing" voice better suited to his themes and subjects.
Languor has become a central feature of Albarn's music; it suits his sweet, easygoing voice and his taste for short melodic phrases — like the piping way he sings "feel good" in the Gorillaz hit "Feel Good Inc.," pitching his voice high enough so that it sounds as though he were simply saying "doot doot," and lodging the motif permanently in your head.
BOBBY BARE was a major star in Nashville in the 1960's and 70's, famous for hits like "Detroit City" and "Dropkick Me, Jesus," a singer with a deep, easygoing voice and a playful sense of humor during a high period for country music.
Bohlin is easygoing, with a voice that manages to be both soothing and booming.
He used his easygoing baritone voice to make notes curl and glide with subtle country swing.
He seems super-easygoing — soft voice, charming grin — and looks boyish in one of his late grandfather's Guayabera shirts and a newsboy cap.
The pub has friendly, easygoing bartenders with lilts in their voices and calmness in crowds.
Like a true opera composer Mr. Spratlan writes sensuously for voices, and the choir sang with resonant depth, easygoing in another lengthy excerpt from "Sum" and carefully building in intensity through a setting of the "Esurientes" from the Magnificat.
She added: "His voice was smooth and confident, and he had a Dean Martin-like easygoing manner.
His voice rarely rises above a murmur, and he comes across as unusually easygoing for someone who developed a transformative neuroscience technology before he was forty.
