Sentence examples for lyrical topics from inspiring English sources
Stipe has since explored other lyrical topics.
Krims explains how upbeat, dance-oriented tracks (which featured less heavily on his debut) alternate with "reality rap" songs on the record and suggests that he was "going pimp" through some of the lyrical topics of the former.
Wallace's lyrical topics and themes included mafioso tales ("Niggas Bleed"), his drug dealing past ("10 Crack Commandments"), materialistic bragging ("Hypnotize"), as well as humor ("Just Playing (Dreams)"), and romance ("Me & My Bitch").
Although she noted the album covered some lyrical topics the band had discussed before, she felt this was not a bad thing, considering it "less of a rehash and more of a reminder".
In terms of characteristic similarities beyond the obvious lyrical topics -- e.g., the occult, slashers, dragons, howling virgins -- the visceral sound that defines metal plows into the same area of the senses that leap to life while watching a scary movie.
Despite the band's limited chart success and short career, The Smiths exerted an influence over the British indie scene through the end of the decade, as various bands drew from singer Morrissey's English-centered lyrical topics and guitarist Johnny Marr's jangly guitar-playing style.
The lyrical theme of the songs reflected a relationship between musical artist and a listener; Tweedy chose this topic because he sought to eschew the alternative country fan base.
Its lyrical theme deals with paranoia.
David Cameron, the British prime minister, waxes lyrical on the topic.
In conclusion, LPS of the Enterobacteriaceae are potent immunomodulatory and immunotoxic bacterial products that stimulate a wide variety of responses in mammals, not least of these being a desire to wax lyrical on the topic.
Like its title, the plot divides between the men – chancer Nathan Detroit and high-roller Sky Masterson – and the women: dancer Miss Adelaide, Nathan's fiancé for 14 long years, and Sarah Brown, the Salvation Army sergeant who, in one of numerous narrative and lyrical overlaps between the main topics of gambling and romance, Nathan bets Sky he can't seduce.
