Sentence examples for spirited song from inspiring English sources
The most tender, affectionate, spirited song on "Unapologetic" is called "Nobody's Business," and it's the one that features Mr. Brown.
Donna, in work clothes with a drill in her hand, strikes a pose of shock, everyone else onstage freezes, and suddenly she's singing, with full-throated alarm, the title number, a spirited song of regretful attraction.
These two bits might have given Cusack a chance to change and do both a ballad and a more spirited song.
A movement in Sinfonietta per Sofia is inspired by the Neapolitan classic Funiculí, Funiculá, a spirited song loved by Ms. Loren.
Caramanica of The New York Times wrote that it is the most tender, affectionate, spirited song on the record, "On an album full of dyspeptic relationships, it is the breath of cool, nourishing air".
In the process he developed a following throughout the world for his sunny, spirited songs, particularly among the tie-dyed countercultural set.
And while it's clear Martin loves bluegrass and the banjo, his facial expressions -- on display on the Bowl's big screens -- don't come close to matching the joyous and spirited songs he is playing.
The ballads aren't quite as good, but "Secret" is an unexpected delight: an exuberant but mean-spirited song about a modern romantic dilemma: What do you do when your gay best friend starts acting a bit too straight?
But just because Bieber sings songs like "Love Yourself" in a controlled, breathy tone doesn't mean that he's actually emoting on what amounts to a mean-spirited song.
This time around, they've taken the bulk of Shakespeare's plot, only some of his text and fashioned a musical production featuring high-spirited songs and dance numbers.
Set in Monterey, Calif.'s defunct canning section after World War II and featuring any number of boisterous characters, the storyline must have looked promising to him as an one about which he and prolific partner Richard Rodgers could write the sort of romantic and high-spirited songs that had made them exalted household names for over a decade.
