Williamson, one half of a duo who have have won fans for their minimalist musical style and lyrical commentaries on austerity Britain and working-class life, spoke of what he described as the "massive tragedy" of the relationship between the working class and Labour.
Even in golf, a sport whose pace lends itself to lyrical, thoughtful commentary, sometimes an instant reaction is required, and when a brilliant shot is played then the heat is on to come up with something apposite.
In drill's lyrical content, embedded within artists' bleak commentary about inner-city life, exists a vocabulary used to talk about the prevalence of violence and knives in their community.
Faber editorial director of drama Dinah Wood added that the book "contains everything one could wish for: wonderful jokes, social commentary, acute local observation, lyrical description", calling it "a tapestry of delights; the perfect prose anthology".
From Interscope's announcement of the forthcoming, as-yet-untitled Beck album, produced in collaboration with Brian (Danger Mouse) Burton: The result is a tightly assembled group of songs that range in lyrical tone from introspection and social commentary to off the cuff wordplay and lighthearted humor.
But his braggadocio is two parts lyrical one-upmanship, one part side-eye commentary on braggadocio.
Her looking-back commentary enhances the movie's lyrical sense of place and language.
Students will then choose one more genre among biographical texts (resumé, facebook, biography), lyrical texts (music, poetry), subjective texts (description, narrative, commentary, editorial), and journalistic texts, as well as the corresponding forms assigned to those modules: indirect speech, mandates, past verbal tenses, conjunctions, redundancy/repetition, and semelfactives (conditionals).
