Sentence examples for expressed lyrics from inspiring English sources

Evan Rytlewski of The A.V. Club complimented Nas' "beautifully expressed" lyrics and called the production "as thoughtful as his prose".

Carry the Cure's web site has several video clips from Rhythms of Life presentations and one, described as 'live music presentation with a full band expressing lyrics that include the message of "Committing to Life" ', seems represent something very different - a call for violent change.

But accidental discovery might far more frequently be expressed in lyrics as form.

Helped by Stephen Mears's choreography and Adam Garcia's snappy footwork, the most stirring parts of the evening are often danced, though the routines don't always advance the show or express the lyrics with precision.

I didn't do that on the first album; I was so used to singing along with Morrissey records in the car, I couldn't stop myself from adopting an English way of expressing my lyrics, even though I'd never even been to Manchester back then.

The process of writing, and the anger and downright unpleasantness I had free reign to express through lyrics, was extremely cathartic and even though I don't rap any more (I'm 41 now; it's a tad unbecoming), I still occasionally sit down and write them.

"When we first did the booklet, we wanted to express the lyrics in a concrete poetry style," Oval-X explained.

Try to make it so that the moves go with the beat of the music and/or express the lyrics.

The breaking does not depend upon the fact that she was singing lyrics and that those lyrics expressed such-and-such a content.

But there is, generally, an anemic reception for those who've toiled in the background as hip-hop evolved and those whose cultural contributions were not expressed through the lyrics themselves but through their influence upon those delivering the lyrics. .

In the musical Tom's thoughts are expressed through the lyrics in the songs.