Sentence examples for lyric called from inspiring English sources

In a lyric called "The Swimmer", Kleinzahler paints with a gentler palette, his sentences accumulating to form a nuanced portrait.

The disc, released in 2001, was full of exquisite songs about a private cataclysm; it charted what one lyric called the "quietly ecstatic" process of falling in love.

In the summer of 1914, well after the publication of his career-making "New Poems" -- the intensely observed Dinggedichte, or "thing-poems," which he'd written in 1907 and 1908 after a stint as Rodin's secretary -- he wrote, in a lyric called "Turning," that "Work of the eyes is complete / now for some heart-work / on all those pictures".

Yes, I told Lazio, get thee behind," substituting Mr. Lazio's name where the traditional lyric calls for a reference to Satan.

At one point a policeman leans down into the orchestra to bawl out the drummer who thwacks smartly when the lyric calls for chimes.

While the idea of the Romantic lyric calls a guitar to mind - a miller-boy playing by the brook - the essential technological progenitor of the Lied as we know it was the piano.

The short opening lyric calls for a clear direct style of image and thought, a poetry that can shoulder the responsibilities of its time - "One clear stanza can take more weight / Than a whole wagon of elaborate prose".

The declarations display quotes from famous hip hop artists like Snoop Dogg, Xzibit, Warren G, and Notorious B.I.G., and are appropriately placed in the exact location the lyric calls out.

Also, a circus setting would legitimatize exaggeration, which she felt Dylan's hallucinatory lyrics called for.

His finest poems are probably the lyrics called "Idillii" in early editions of his poetry, among which is "A Silvia".

Its lyrics called for men to use condoms ("socks") to prevent AIDS, and it stirred up controversy; Radio Tanzania refused to play it.