Sentence examples for lyrics convey from inspiring English sources

Richards' lyrics convey an almost spiritual onomatopoeia.

But, unlike West, whose lyrics convey real complexity, Del Rey doesn't have the emotional and psychological depth to support all the satin and spotlights.

The sung lyrics convey the semantic information, and both the melody and the lyrics allow us to identify the song.

The lyrics convey the love felt by two people separated by vast distances.

Dark and soulful vocals are also present, while the lyrics convey a message of encouragement and hope.

In this interpretation, the cover art and lyrics convey what they refer to as the self-indulgent "gangsta" lifestyle, drugs, cars, sex, and money.

It's meditative and poetic, the lyrics conveying a strong sense of solitude and private communion.

They signed another record deal and got on to an NME new-bands tour, but what made the wider world take note was the release last spring of the single That's Not My Name, a bolshie, deceptively simple little number with lyrics conveying their frustration at being ignored by the music business.

Not only was his music catchy and sophisticated, but the depth of his lyrics conveyed the need to address the plight of Madagascar's children at risk.

The lyric conveys the message that purifying your own soul can open the way, by which one can change the mind of others.

He is also big on lyrics that convey something other than what he means.