Sentence examples for make a soul from inspiring English sources
There are artists that are uber-talented that can make a soul record, an R&B record and a reggae record and they still sound like themselves, but they don't have their own genre, they just happen to be talented".
So, why make a soul space at home? "There are so many distractions today," Balbes says.
Soon, the dance instructor tells the class that they're going to make a soul train line -- and parents are encouraged to join.
I didn't know if I was going to make a solo record or make a soul asylum record, and we had a gaping hole in the bass player section of the band because our bass player Karl Mueller succumbed to cancer a few years back.
Some say the smell of the plant takes root in a new worker's intestines during the first year, and that surviving that year makes a soul hardier than most.
Apparently Numenius sides with those (notably the Stoics) who believe that possessing reason makes a soul fundamentally different from souls devoid of reason, and that this is crucial both for the status of the soul as such as well as for its relation to the body and perhaps also for the related bodily functions.
Somehow these dingbats managed to convince their publicist they made a "soul" record, but really Tranquilizers is what happens when chillwave burnouts play too fast and loose with the Oxycontin and decide they're the second coming of Kevin Shields.
On a highway southwest of Austin where the roads start working through the limestone ledges of the Texas Hill Country, there's a good spot to pause and linger over a cold, cleansing beverage when too much sun has made a soul weary.
And she ends by making a soul-less parody of that meaning.
We weren't 'young, gifted and black' but we sure as hell wanted to make a killer soul album, which was quite insane, but pioneers like the Righteous Brothers were there before us.
James Reed of The Boston Globe named it the third-best album of 2011 and stated, "Saadiq looked beyond Motown and Stax to make a modern soul classic that was not afraid to rock, roll, and sometimes even lull".
