Sentence examples for song improved from inspiring English sources

The voice of that soul, according to Gershwin, is "jazz developed out of ragtime, jazz that is the plantation song improved and transferred into finer, bigger harmonies".

But after the song improved the sales of the Cognac, it became something more -- a symbol of the economic power of hip-hop.

Quite probably the only song improved by karaoke.

Hilary Hughes from Esquire felt that Kelly's guest appearance on the song, improved its quality much more than the preceding single "Applause".

The Stayin' Alive study reassessed participants' performance after five weeks with no music to test whether mental recall of the song improved skill retention.

News described it as "impressive" and felt that Allen's version of the song "improves on the unreleased version with a nuanced vocal and a nimble, rhythmic delivery".

Concurrently, song improves over the several week period of sensorimotor learning [26] while in adults there is a much more gradual increase in song stability across years [29].

There are surely other instances that aren't coming to mind at the moment, where a variety of factors resulted in small lyric tweaks much to the improvement or detriment of an overall song (my own or other people's)… Does anybody out there have other examples of songs improved or sabotaged by a few words' difference here and there?

Regarding the latter, for instance, proof that songs can improve memorization of scientific words might come relatively easily; a more ambitious study attempting to show that songs improve conceptual understanding beyond verbatim recall would be more interesting to educators but also more likely to fail.

The song has improved since its debut more than a decade ago, when he used to try to hold a tune.

Speaking for West's contribution on the track Brad Wete from Entertainment Weekly noted that the song was improved from a male perspective.