Sentence examples for lyrical ideas from inspiring English sources

But  it's also still generating some of the best lyrics in popular music, too, or at least lyrical ideas.

Synths, pianos, guitars and pounding beats are hurled against madcap lyrical ideas and barmy vaudeville characters.

Since then, in her own music, she's been turning her music toward some vague dance-floor interzone with traces of R&B, using her voice and lyrical ideas as much as beats and loops to get her music over.

Thematically centred on the horror of industrialised slave labour in the modern world, the band's 15th studio album revels in the perversity of such compassionate and humane lyrical ideas being tethered to music that seeks to leave real scars.

After he'd been improvising for a while around her melodies and lyrical ideas, Beyoncé arrived with her four-year-old daughter Blue Ivy to hear what he had come up with.

Lofty in tone, full of brooding urgency, these movements develop lyrical ideas through sequences rising in pitch and building in huge crescendos, which break off either into silence or into sudden, mysterious pianissimos.

And Polly, my wife, thought that would be a very good lyrical idea to go out on.

For Mr. Maurer, its soulfulness derives not from the lyrical idea of fire, but from the people involved in making it.

He constantly reminds us that the special power of the musical is that it can express a lyrical idea through physical action.

Sometimes, if I know I am going to be writing with someone else, whose personality and style I don't know that well, I may gather the scraps of a musical or lyrical idea on my own, but I intentionally don't go past a certain point with some aspect of the song, to leave room for my collaborator's input.

The chorus line takes a lyrical idea that goes back to pop's roots (Hello, the Shangri-Las' Give Him a Great Big Kiss: "How does he dance? Close … very, very close") and makes it glossily, blankly hyper-modern ("Come on dance with me … yeah … slow").