Sentence examples for lightweight soul from inspiring English sources
Today he credits the more arty, downtown Manhattan scenes with giving him more early support than mainstream black music business, then dominated by lightweight soul and what was left of disco.
And unlike contemporaries such as Scritti Politti, who went from politicised squat-dwelling post-punk to lightweight winebar soul music of the mid-80s, Talk Talk went in the opposite direction: from new romantic synthpop to the avant garde by way of chart success.
In one lightweight disco-soul tune, "Ain't No Hat 4 That," he tosses off the words "preposterous" and "obstreperous," an improbable rhyme he credits to his father.
NATE CHINEN LLOYD "King of Hearts" (Zone 4/Interscope) Lloyd would have been a world-killer in 1983, when soul was lightweight and slick, and all of the politics had been squeezed out.
But when Katie Taylor took the lightweight gold, in a way that everybody had predicted but nobody had dared rely upon, there wasn't a soul in the stadium who wasn't Irish.
I agree that the show's creator, Alan Ball, is a rather lightweight talent, and I, too, was disheartened when his film "American Beauty" was acclaimed as an indictment of the collective American soul.
