Sentence examples for more general songs from inspiring English sources

Her 2006 album, "Loose" (Mosely Music Group/Geffen), is a collaboration with the producer Timbaland, and it set that persona aside for more general songs about love and flirtation, along with a few love songs not in Portuguese but in Spanish.

Across the pop spectrum, songs about lost love have begun to double as songs about a more general sense of loss, while songs of adolescent defiance can suggest national resolve.

Marshall's voice, which is her strongest asset, is heard mostly in multitracked harmony with itself, small ensembles that make the songs more general than intimate.

But after many years of functioning as sentimental relief little rest stops of warmheartedness in a more general barrage of animosity the songs have now leaked their twinkliness into the rest of the act, colonizing it with a rosy glow: I love to do what I do To share this laughter I give For just a little love from you.

Other songs stay more general, like "Time" itself, a hymnlike tune carrying post-breakup resentment, and "It's Over," which strives for a no-fault divorce.

But after many years of functioning as sentimental relief — little rest stops of warmheartedness in a more general barrage of animosity — the songs have now leaked their twinkliness into the rest of the act, colonizing it with a rosy glow: I love to do what I do To share this laughter I give For just a little love from you.

But you can also ask her for more general options, like "play kid's music," or to play "the new song" from a favorite band.

However, an example due to Yun Song shows that this property does not hold for more general rooted phylogenetic networks (Gusfield et al., 2007).

(3) Theorem 3.1 extends Theorem 3.1 of Chen and Song [23] from a class of strongly continuous semigroups of nonexpansive mappings to a more general class of strongly continuous semigroups of asymptotically nonexpansive mappings.

But the more general trend is resignation.

It filed a more general "white paper".