Sentence examples for lyrical personality from inspiring English sources

Culled from some 20 hours of old Division Bell session outtakes edited and revised to form one long, continuous flow, The Endless River is depressingly symptomatic of the stasis that a certain kind of ponderous prog-rock had reached by the late '70s - and in this case, there's not even the engagingly sour lyrical personality of Roger Waters to spike the somnolent progress.

His Juice Crew collective was an important force in ushering the "golden age" era of hip hop, with advances in lyrical technique, distinctive personalities of emerging stars like Biz Markie and Big Daddy Kane, and attaining crossover commercial success for hip hop music.

And Ms. Green and her dancers -- Carrie Ahern, Karl Anderson, Eun Jung Choi, David Figueroa, Carolyn Hall, Sean Muueller and Catey Ott -- combine personality and a lyrical appetite for space.

What he might lack in lyrical acuity, though, he makes up for in personality: songs like "Mack a Bitch" and "Rollin' " are anthems waiting for audiences to recognize them.

Hunt explains the album to have a "loose concept", with songs unified by subject matter concerning "unspoken issues around society", and says of his lyrical sentiments on the album, "It fits my personality that no matter what's going on I'm going to answer it honestly with a wink and a smile.

Denis had a voice that was both lyrical and brutal, which sometimes seemed at odds with his buoyant personality.

By Lawrence Wright May 26, 2017 Denis had a voice that was both lyrical and brutal, which sometimes seemed at odds with his buoyant personality.

Now it gives us a long-overdue portrait of Mr. Chatham, "An Angel Moves Too Fast to See: Selected Works, 1971-89," in which his loud, crashing yet lyrical and never chaotic music perfectly expresses his politely exuberant, reluctant-rocker personality.

Although he found "occasional dull and mediocre spots", Allmusic editor Stanton Swihart called the album "an extremely strong showing" and praised the duo's "inventive sense of rhyme flow" and "mixture of lyrical acuity, goofball humor, Southern drawl, funky timing, and legitimate offbeat personalities".

Lyrical themes that the band frequently explores are hypocrisy and other faults in the personality, particularly on songs such as "Choke Sermon" and "Pathetic".

The flamenco guitar soundtrack -- well matched to Guillem's strong personality -- allows her dramatic talents to shine, but in a surprisingly lyrical way.