Sentence examples for song defined from inspiring English sources

The liner notes should clearly explain how each song defined the person interviewed as a teenager.

Then he talks about how this music — melodic swing at the beautiful, blurred boundary of jazz and popular song — defined a state of mind before the Second World War.

As students take their seats, fade the music out and tell them that what they've just heard is a piece of music you loved from when you were their age and briefly explain why the song defined your life when you were their age.

Gary Graff of Billboard said that the line "I want to leave my footprints on the sands of time" in the song defined the whole album.

Strumming patterns are rare to see on a chart, but a song defined a great deal by its rhythm may have a pattern added on the chart.

Sometimes I think this song defines the limits of what is humanly possible.

Where the ordinary theater song defines a character or advances a story, Mr. Sondheim's songs often turn the characters into omniscient philosophical mouthpieces.

To fill things out, there is a twenty-eight-page "Playlist," consisting of staff-picks-type encomiums on the author's favorites, such as: Skip James "Devil Got My Woman" (1931) Sometimes I think this song defines the limits of what is humanly possible.

Indeed, songs defined my love and love defines my religion.

Catalog songs — defined as those released at least 18 months earlier, constituted 70% of streamed music.

I felt guilty at times that lyrics of songs defined my life more than ayat of the Qur'an, but the possibility of love did not seem so fanciful in the Qur'an as it did in Jeffrey Osborne's "On the Wings of Love". That was my favorite song at the age of seven.