Sentence examples for straightforward soul from inspiring English sources
The phrase "straightforward soul" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is honest, direct, and uncomplicated in their thoughts or actions. Example: "She has a straightforward soul, always speaking her mind and never hiding her true feelings."
All of the albums were proudly unclassifiable, veering between straightforward soul ballads, idiosyncratic experiments, personal confessions, and instrumental fragments.
One is a straightforward soul pastiche, the other one of the most extraordinary sonic adventures in pop music history.
But Gabbiadini is a straightforward soul, one who seems to genuinely lack any great pretensions about his career.
The band plays straightforward Southern soul: three chords, blues and gospel roots, aching when it's slow and growling and whooping when it's fast.
Kozmic Blues Band, which had a horn section, was a more straightforward blues and soul band.
The straightforward, natural neo-soul of "Urn" mapped Childish Gambino's future, and in only 73 seconds to boot.
Fraser McAlpine of BBC Music wrote that "Somebody to Love is a straightforward plea for a soul mate; it says something we've all felt".
It's a more straightforward song off a heady, almost psychedelic soul album arranged by Booby Martin and Lenny Paluka.
The new album by Murs, "Murs 3 16: The 9th Edition," goes the other direction, with straightforward rhymes and wistful, soul-sampling beats, produced by 9th Wonder.
Their new album, "The Sound of Sunshine," offers genuinely optimistic pop-soul with straightforward messages of spiritual affirmation ("The Thing That Helps Me Get Through") and romantic dedication ("I'll Be Waiting").
Brash, blunt, Brooklyn-Jewish Sandy Feldman, whose saucy voice and straightforward manner -- perhaps whose very soul -- practically ooze brunette, has gone blond.
