Sentence examples for lyric language from inspiring English sources

"To woo women!" The advice, which might be construed as ­gender neutral, presumably includes lyric language, too.

He skillfully combined lyric language with ordinary conversation and possessed a voice that could be witty, intimate, and colloquial while retaining a high degree of formal elegance.

Caliban, almost an anagram for cannibal, a "poisonous slave," may represent the lowliest elements of being, but his is a heightened lyric language.

Also true to Brecht, as translated from the German by Ralph Manheim, is Ms. Carey's fitfully arousing attempt to alternate slang and lyric language.

In support of this belief, Mr. Tian is directing a program called "I Sing Beijing" that will bring young American opera singers to China for intensive training in Chinese as a lyric language, and in modern Chinese opera.

In support of this belief, Mr. Tian is directing a program called "I Sing Beijing" that will bring young American opera singers to China for intensive training in Chinese as a lyric language, and in modern Chinese operas.

Lyrics, language and provincial licence State TV forbids showing musicians in the act of playing instruments, hijabs are almost always picture-perfect, and many of the Rouhani administration's statements deviate too heavily from conservative canon to warrant broadcast.

Since the cover version may be obtained in different ways (such as remastering, instrumental, mashup, live performance, acoustic, demo, remix, quotation, medley, and standard [2]), it may differ from the original in timbre, tempo, timing, structure, key, harmonization, lyrics and language, and/or noise [3].

Each group reflected the sound of its gentile neighbors, with lyrics in languages that mingled Hebrew with the vernacular: Bukhari, a Judeo-Persian dialect from Central Asia, or Djuhuri, spoken in Azerbaijan.

Mr. Adams was adjusting to the straight life at the time, and filling his lyrics with the language of recovery.

"I find it liberating to listen to lyrics in a language I don't understand," Ms. Tomer said.