Sentence examples for mainstream song from inspiring English sources

He must have realized the stronger impact of attaching the notion of gay rights to this utterly mainstream song.

Even a more mainstream song, like "This Is a True Heart," with its steady drum pattern and slightly lounge saxophones, swerves in unexpected ways: it plays with dissonant passages and violin phrasings that answer distant screeches.

All of which makes Neil Patrick Harris a very interesting choice: he's hosted Broadway's Tony awards for many years, and other award ceremonies, including the Magic Awards ceremony in Las Vegas, being himself a gifted magician - as well as mainstream song'n'dance man.

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When Ornette Coleman's undermining of mainstream song-harmonies and boldly intuitive approach to group improvisation first surfaced on the jazz scene in the late 1950s, the effect enthralled a few initiates and devotees, and mystified or even horrified plenty of others.

One side had more mainstream songs for new fans, the other was aimed more at old fans.

Mac has a talent for finding the queerness inherent in mainstream songs, pointing out the innuendo in Yankee Doodle Dandy, for example.

As a result, guitarists who want to know how to play less mainstream songs have gone to sites where amateurs post tablature.

Nonetheless, in almost 4500 songs we could only find slightly over 5000 words that appear more than 5 times; thus, the language model for lyrics of mainstream songs is quite restricted vocabulary-wise.

The list of mainstream songs that deal so directly with the pain of the transgender experience is a small one, but Grace takes the subject head on and ennobles it.

It's pretty accurate as far as popular and mainstream songs go (the stuff you can name easily), but it utterly fails at the harder stuff; the stuff you really need it for.