Sentence examples for precise singer from inspiring English sources

Though he favors a vapory whisper, he is a tense and precise singer.

But Mr. LaMontagne's dirty secret is that he's a precise singer, and that every scrape is a step taken deliberately.

Mr. Cox is a precise singer with an unusually wide range — he sings high, without obviously going into falsetto range — and the band easily managed digital effects on vocals and guitar that you'd expect to present problems in real time.

She is an astoundingly precise singer — this is why she's been such a good foil and partner for Max Martin, the rigorous Swedish songwriter and producer who worked on "1989" and co-wrote "… Ready for It?" — even when she's falling into a purposefully lackadaisical drawl.

A couple of newsreaders used the word "musician", others the historical and more precise "singer-songwriter"; but mainly they stuck to "songwriter".

He was an amiable and warm singer, precise and flexible, with a crisp pop voice and smooth R&B inflections.

Mr. Vernon, such a precise and processed singer in Bon Iver, was here far more at ease, pushing his vocals no harder than the amiable songs demanded.

Mostly, though, Mr. Stump is a great soul singer — precise, romantic, vigorous — even when his band is at its most jagged.

Mr. Kelly is a precise and flexible singer, able to summon hurt and church and ecstasy at will — this was the moment, after 90 minutes of teasing, that he finally did.

When given an elementary school assignment to "write about something we had at home," he reeled off from memory the precise selections, composers, singers and dates of each band on an opera anthology ranging from 1909 to 1932.

"With technology and the Internet, everything in culture has become very narrow and specific and precise," said Einar Orn Benediktsson, a singer in the Sugarcubes and, before that, with local postpunk legends like Purkur Pillnikk and Kukl.