His capacity to write remarkable lyrics and indelible melodies seems to materialise overnight, then dematerialise just as quickly a few years later.
Jason Ankeny of AllMusic calls Dulli "a truly magnetic presence" and writes of his performance on the album, "by turns predator ('Tonight') and prey ('I'm Her Slave'), he's the guy your parents always warned you about, delivering each syllable of his remarkable lyrics with equal measures of innuendo and venom".
His Bacchic odes reveal remarkable lyric power.
Thompson is chiefly associated with rhapsodic accounts of religious experience written in a diction much influenced by 17th-century Catholic verse, though he could also produce elegant, direct, and moving short poems, such as "At Lord's," a remarkable lyric about cricket.
Most remarkable, the lyric intensity of this wordless passage carries through the entire film.
"Close Range" is a remarkable book, lyric and gritty, and it contains "Brokeback Mountain," a breathtaking love story.
We've got 'September Song' and 'It Never Was You,' both remarkable songs with lyrics by Maxwell Anderson, from 'Knickerbocker Holiday.' No one else ever had that many collaborators".
The film is based on the 2011 stage production Norris directed for the Cottesloe stage at London's National Theatre, with music by Adam Cork and remarkable dialogue and lyrics by the verbatim-theatre pioneer Alecky Blythe, based on her own interviews with the local community, with media reporters and with the women who worked as prostitutes on London Road.
In writing it, meanwhile, Robertson displayed remarkable nuance: the lyrics are not an expression of sympathy or support for the Confederacy, much less slavery; they're the lament of an ordinary man who knows he's on the wrong side of history, aware that his own suffering – and the excesses of the victors – has already been written out it.
Morse felt Emotions was superior to Carey's debut, calling its lyrics "remarkable," its ballads "unspeakably beautiful," and Carey's vocal and songwriting ability "unlimited".
His first book, In Dreams Begin Responsibilities (1939), which brought him immediate fame, included the short story of the title and a group of poems remarkable for their lyric beauty and imaginative power.
