Sentence examples for singing to the choir from inspiring English sources

Sure, if it makes you feel better — but you're either singing to the choir, or singing to the tone-deaf.

With the sailmaker and the professional sailor Steve Benjamin choreographing tactics for an international 16-man crew that also included Breeden's teenage sons, Prescott and Todd, Breeden was singing to the choir.

If you already know, and love the music of, Richard Thompson, then I'm singing to the choir.

"I think that a lot of gospel music is great, but it is singing to the choir," Wilson says.

While you will be singing to the choir to some (and deeply annoying others), there are a few you will light a fire underneath.

At first Blaine is singing to the choir room, then as per usual, Blaine find himself inside of some kind of gay club -- complete with androgynous backup dancers dressed in leather!

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Above, two helicopters buzzed over the event, and on the stage speeches were given and children choirs sang to the crowd.

Chinese officials have worked hard to make the quarantine as pleasant as possible, Mr. Kennedy said, adding that a cultural minister had delivered fruit and flowers and provided a choir to sing to the students.

I can only pray that in some distant future, some other gay people not yet born will be able to come back to the church, to sing in the choir, and know that the only true scandal in the world is the scandal of God's love for his creation, all of it, all of us, in a church that may one day, finally, become home to us all.

I must have done OK, as there followed several return trips to Rome to sing with the choir, and eventually a four-month trial period, and in September 2015 I was accepted as a full-time member.