Sentence examples for song's quality from inspiring English sources

The song's quality changed the atmosphere in the room, especially as Jay Z and Beyoncé started to dance in their seats.

The average of these ratings then served as an "objective" rating of each song's quality in subsequent versions of the experiment.

Amazon reviewers seem torn over the song's quality, with the bulk of reviews coming in at either one or five stars.

English rock musician David Bowie contributed to backing vocals on the title song, "Reflektor" after praising the song's quality in fall 2013.

His review praised "I'd Be Better Off" in particular, calling the song a "towering expression of self-pity that most singers could spend a career trying to top," also saying that Stone "came close" to matching that song's quality in the album's ballads.

The higher the "kpbs," "bit-rate," and "kHz" the better the song's quality but the bigger the file size.[3].

In 1975 the stir created by Queen's clip for "Bohemian Rhapsody" showed how video could augment if not outright define a song's qualities (whether they were virtues or vices was up to the listener-viewer).

It reminds me of the delay riffs from the Angel & Airwaves song "The Adventure". The mixture of cross-sticking from the snare drum and the delayed guitar give the song a lightness that, despite the song's downbeat quality, won't make you feel like a sad girl or boy.

While maintaining the song's heartfelt qualities, he injects it with a more optimistic sound and a club-ready tempo.

Brandon Soderberg from Pitchfork Media wrote, "she really digs in and sells the song's knotty qualities, and when that over-the-top guitar break appears exactly when it should, it's cathartic.

The fact that What Do You Mean? mirrors that song's pensive banger qualities is hardly surprising – it's Bieber mining current dance pop's shift to a more tropical-infused, minimal sound.