Sentence examples for song slightly from inspiring English sources

Is it worth spending six years making an emotionally wrenching song slightly more emotionally wrenching?

Assemble a good-looking dessert or sing a song slightly better (or worse) than most people could, and TV executives feel entitled to out-hyperbole the internet.

Marvelling at Cat Stevens, and his perfect song, slightly regretful perhaps that I'll never write anything as good - or profitable if the truth be known - or romp in the waves at Camber Sands with PP Arnold.

One member has an ill-advised eyebrow piercing, and another is wearing a Nirvana T-shirt, and they play their generic song slightly too loudly and way too fast and you think: "Am I really willing to listen to these boys play this track over and over again for the next year, while feigning enjoyment?" Still, at just under three minutes it's over mercifully quickly.

Dan Aquilante of New York Post commented that the song "slightly vapid but destined for radio... an optimistic piece in which Beyoncé... hits the booster rockets repeatedly".

On Tuesday, though, Hot Hot Heat used these contradictory tendencies to keep the best songs slightly off-balance.

Moran phrases on the beat and against it, meshes clattering chords with the rhythm section, and adds harmonic twists that knock the songs slightly askew.

Kurt Fristrup, a marine biologist at Cornell University who helped to conduct this study, says humpback whales exposed to LFAS altered the lengths of their songs slightly, but resumed normal calling a few hours afterwards.

Although the sound system – cranked up to compete with the screaming crowd – renders some of the songs slightly shrill, the trickiest bit might be reaching an older crowd beyond the MCR fanbase.

Johnny Delusional and Call Girl sound like Franz Ferdinand songs slightly retooled to accommodate Russell Mael's voice, Ron Mael's keyboards and something of Sparks' arch lyrical presence ("I gave up blow and Adderrall for you," complains the latter).

While Roddick supplies the music (an array of skittering syndrums and doomy synthesizers), James delivers the songs: slightly self-harmy lyrics delivered in the tone of a children's TV presenter.