Sentence examples for soul quiver from inspiring English sources
The first Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer features all kinds of things that make my diehard Star Wars soul quiver and dance, but the crossguard on the dark side lightsaber spotted in the teaser, while initially cool, increasingly isn't one of them.
He has an old-school soul voice, building from a croon to a rasp, sometimes melting into a pure falsetto; there's more than a hint of the tense, weary Southern-soul quiver of Bobby (Blue) Bland.
Aye, post-Glastonbury, 175,000 souls emerge quivering from hallowed fields in the Vale of Avalon and meander bleakly back to the office.
The contrast between his bulky frame and the quivering soul within makes his anguish all the more keenly felt.
But in a wonderfully layered performance that never turns mawkish, he allows Furtwängler's defenses to be peeled away to expose his raw, quivering soul.
Playing like balm to the soul of anyone quivering from too many overworked, over-agitated multiplex experiences, Conor Horgan's "One Hundred Mornings" uses an apocalyptic event as a springboard into the human psyche.
"In contemporary rock music, the area in which I operate, music seems less inclined to have at its soul, restless and quivering, the sadness that Lorca talks about," Cave said.
Her beguiling voice takes in Corinne Bailey Rae's wounded soul, Amy Winehouse's quivering, colloquial jazz and ends up at Rihanna's sultry siren - always giving the impression she has more power and range in reserve.
Janet Malcolm There has been a slew of sensitive female songbirds of late: quivering souls martyred by failed romances, stroking guitars in sexual effigy, looking to channel the pain into Billboard's Hot 100.
Male interviewers tend to quiver.
