Sentence examples for particularly soulful from inspiring English sources

He's not particularly soulful.

And it led to "Niggunim," Hebrew plural for a particularly soulful type of melody, which will have its premiere in a recital by the violinist Gil Shaham and his sister, the pianist Orli Shaham, on Saturday evening at the 92nd Street Y.

This track particularly is soulful and bumping, and sounds great in the club.

The loving depiction of the woods and animals, particularly Bambi with those big soulful eyes and long lashes, was hailed by wildlife conservationists and denounced by hunters when it was released in 1942.

The music on "Gloryland" is particularly eclectic, from the spare, soulful parable of "Trying to Get to Memphis"; to the jumpy, ZZ Top-style "Bus to Shreveport"; to the apocalyptic religious imagery of "Gloryland," with echoes of Bob Dylan's "Gotta Serve Somebody," but with a very different message.

In "Nochen'ka," a melancholy folk melody, Mr. Belov sounded particularly fine, singing with urgency and soulful pathos.

(Chinen) Cyrus Chestnut Quartet (through Sunday) A soulful, straight-ahead pianist, particularly adept with gospel and the blues, Cyrus Chestnut augments his working trio with the trumpeter Bruce Harris and the singer Rockwell Scott.

(Chinen) Cyrus Chestnut Quartet (Friday through Sunday) A soulful straight-ahead pianist, particularly adept with gospel and the blues, Cyrus Chestnut augments his working trio with a capable young saxophonist, Stacy Dillard.

There are some soulful solos (James Sommerville's horn playing was particularly beautiful).

Not particularly memorable, it uses simple piano chords and a soulful bass clarinet line to evoke the song "Outstanding" by the Gap Band, an American funk group.

And it purports to be about the soulful tug that such a place exerts, particularly on those few who call it home.