Sentence examples for it sings itself from inspiring English sources
One late poem hints at a nagging anguish that poetry relieved for him: "It is a child that sings itself to sleep, / The mind".
This is familiar plot territory, but Cook covers it with fearless originality, in a lyric voice that sings itself raw.
But mostly it sings of itself, an anthem to television's unique power to turn a series of understated performances into sustained magnificence.
The cooking bears the hallmarks of some of Leach's previous gigs at St John and 40 Maltby Street in London – the adherence to fine, often home-grown produce, served so it sings happily of itself – but it's done with a feel for sheer eating pleasure that's occasionally lacking in his more unflexible chums.
Beyond Presley's singing itself, it was the total effect of his sound and his silence that so totally affected Richards: Led Zeppelin's lead singer Robert Plant stated that the song "changed his life".
Here, though, the act felt hasty, as though it had become an obligatory means of maintaining her cult – not unlike singing itself.
It is when it sings and when it dances that it is most itself.
Singing itself is such pure expression.
Forget trying to describe a wren singing itself into convulsions.
