However, the 3 things that have to be present in respectable R&B are strong vocals, good lyrics, and crisp harmonies.
This usually means a parade of costumed tributes to important dead people, whose lives are presented with respectable, stuffy sameness.
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Some of its respectable present inhabitants had suggested changing its name to Good Boys Street or even Chartron Street, the name it bore before the 13th century.
He presented an entirely respectable bourgeois front, happily married, living in the more salubrious parts of Brussels and painting not in a studio but a corner of the living or dining room.
Even when people feel they are being complimentary, presenting us with respectable and acceptable Black women to aspire to, ranging from Michelle Obama to Beyoncé, it's narrowly insulting and unrealistic.
Given (i) an overall younger age of the analyzed patients of general and surgical ICU's as compared to our study (that is, approximately 60 years [ 20- 22] versus 67 years), and (ii) the age-associated co-morbidity of our patients, the functional outcome data presented here are respectable.
He wants to present a friendlier, more respectable face of a country widely regarded as a pariah, in the hope of winning international support for the unity government.
A reviewer for the Manchester Guardian gave an almost anthropological description of Juba, unheard of for other performers: But the great feature of the entertainment, and that which we imagine attracted the large and respectable audience present, was undoubtedly "Master Juba," the immortalized of Boz.
A brisk 90 minutes of arena-concert footage intercut with slow-pitch interviews and behind-the-scenes fluff, "Believe" works to present Bieber as a respectable musician, no less serious or dedicated than those other Canadians in Martin Scorsese's late-'70s documentary about the Band.
