Sentence examples for lyrical stance from inspiring English sources
His lyrical stance casts him as a younger, grittier cousin of fellow Yorkshire geezer savant Jarvis Cocker.
And though as a performer she seemed grateful to have a guitar to bury herself in, her lyrical stance was forthright, even polemical ("Poor people gonna rise up/ And take what's theirs").
The title track takes a similar lyrical stance ("I want you to hold me forever and make it last / I want you to forget the others from my past"), though it's a little more old-fashioned in its arrangement, and as a result a little less skillful at creating a new context.
Looking back on Lamar's lyrical stance throughout his career gives this idea some credence.
White, ruffled tunics and leotards by Rosalida Medina completed the company's whimsical display of turning torsos, lyrical lifts and statuesque stances.
Equally, the lyrical concerns and largely apolitical, amoral stance of the music set the blueprint for the musical style that would dominate the US charts for the next decade.
The term "post-punk" was originally coined to describe groups of this era who took punk and experimented with more challenging musical structures, lyrical themes, and a self-consciously art-based image, while retaining punk's initial iconoclastic stance.
"Field Diary" (1982), a lyrical journal that roved across the occupied territories and southern Lebanon, remains controversial in Israel for its critical stance toward the Begin government's military policies.
