Sentence examples for song raised from inspiring English sources

"Head Full of Doubt/Road Full of Promise," probably the Avett Brothers' most artful song, raised a similar idea, intriguingly.

The song raised money for Bragg's Jail Guitar Doors project which aims to rehabilitate prisoners through music.

Despite being over-orchestrated and a tad cheesy, the song raised anti-apartheid awareness to the point where it became untenable on the world stage.

Mrs. Song raised four children while working ten-hour shifts, six days a week, at the day-care center of the Chosun Clothing Factory, in the coastal city of Chongjin, in North Hamgyong Province.

But Beyoncé's song raised many of the same questions about the appropriation of developing countries' music that Paul Simon faced a quarter of a century ago when he went to South Africa to record Graceland.

Geldof and co-writer Midge Ure's first version of the song raised £8m for famine relief in Ethiopia.

Cults are excellent places to study this and this song raise questions about the boundary of the self.

The mention of that song raises a question: who wrote that giddy tune to "Famous Flower of Serving Men" which also drives the far more famous instrumental at the end of Fairport Convention's "Matty Groves"?

Band Aid 30 is the most famous song raising awareness about Ebola, with millions of online views and downloads.

By any measure, the idea of a pop song raising awareness for a disaster was a glowing success all around proof that pop culture and young people could inspire change.

The couple hopes that the song raises awareness for the need for consent and that "people will donate to charity or do some volunteer work at shelters or sexual assault centers". .