Sentence examples similar to lyrical evidence from inspiring English sources
There are a number of Thug Life memes dedicated to his one-liners, the time he took part in an art performance about memes at the Cannes film festival and when he immortalised the words of Alun Anderson: "Science is interesting and if you don't agree you can fuck off!" I've long admired the way Richard Dawkins states his argument with aggressive wit, unapologetic evidence, and lyrical analogies.
(There is a two-character death scene that directly recalls "The Little Foxes".) There is less evidence of the lyrical strengths for which Mr. Wilson is best known and which can be seen in the current Signature production of "Burn This".
The growth of Black Thought over the last 20-plus years is evidenced in a lyrical ability and voice that shed the innocence of a young Tariq Trotter.
"The poems [in the original Lyrical Ballads] are full of evidence of a very divided society.
Upon the expiry of a music hall's entertainments licence, the Licensing Committee tried to use the lyrical content of music hall songs as evidence against a renewal.
In court, Carey provided evidence to her innocence, in the form of a dated lyrical and music notebook, with conceptual info on the song dated back to November 20 , 1992 prior to Selletti's meeting with Stone.
There is further evidence of this in the structure of the poems because Keats combines two different types of lyrical poetry in an experimental way: the odal hymn and the lyric of questioning voice that responds to the odal hymn.
Tamil literature flourished as well, as evidenced by two didactic works, the Tirukkural (by Tiruvalluvar) and Naladiyar, and by the more lyrical Silappadikaram and Manimekhalai, two Tamil epics.
Again, the magpie imagination was in evidence: the futuristic soundscapes of German groups, Kraftwerk and Neu!, aligned to the cut-up style of lyrical composition that Bowie had absorbed years before from the Beat writers.
