Sentence examples for sort of singer from inspiring English sources

The part is played by Tom Randle, who is the sort of singer that Sellars loves — alert to psychological detail, physically agile, extremely well prepared.

A vibraphonist, arranger and (sort of) singer, he was the kind of musician who embodied the promise of New York music in his time.

The R & B songwriter, arranger, and (sort of) singer Andre Williams made a name for himself back in the nineteen-fifties with double-entendre novelties like "Jail Bait" and "Bacon Fat".

— Ben Greenman The R & B songwriter, arranger, and (sort of) singer Andre Williams made a name for himself back in the nineteen-fifties with double-entendre novelties like "Jail Bait" and "Bacon Fat".

I'd like to play some sort of singer.

He is the sort of singer-songwriter unafraid of humming.

Heard from one angle, Woon is the sort of singer-songwriter that record companies love to turn into James Morrison.

But while he doesn't go out of his way to accommodate different sorts of singers, he has an ear for editing singers so they don't sound out of place with his productions; he makes them come to him.

"The two sorts of singers I don't like are people who scream and rappers and I don't think either of those are American Idol types anyway," says Lillywhite, who insists he is bubbly and funny and certainly has the Twitter name to prove it: "Sillywhite".

Honderich says philosophers have discussed different definitions of freedom for centuries, one of which is perfectly compatible with the sort of determinism Singer describes.

Distance Vek in your mind from the sort of foppish singer who bores you stupid with self-indulgent laments about lost love/existential crises/athlete's foot traumas.