Sentence examples for unique melody from inspiring English sources

Think about your set of attached beliefs as a unique melody repeating itself in your mind.

He enjoyed the challenge of trying to play the complex chord structure and unique melody of Parker's "Confirmation," for example.

Marshal music, enhanced by thousands of stamping feet, swords pounding on shields, wild blood-curdling yells, all in rhythm to the beat and drive of the music, such as it was... Every culture had its own version and every people had its own unique melody and beat.

It, probably, will sound really bad, but you might be able to catch a unique melody.

Publicly and critically acclaimed, Bjork has 13 Grammy Awards nominations, one Academy Award and two Golden Globe Awards to her name, but it's her ability to use her distinct singing voice as an instrument to craft unique melodies that has won her millions of fans over the world.

It also includes 10 unique melodies that kids can personalize by adding in their own special sound effects.

PlayLouder's Daniel Robson described the song as a "compelling chunk of popply joy", while Allmusic wrote that the track was "near-perfect" and merged "the rhythms and flavors of hip-hop and R&B with unique melodies and Bedingfield's vocal confidence".

With a soundscape containing intelligent percussion, Hammond organ, reggae-infused bass, and flutes by Magic Malik, Asa also features love songs filled with unique melodies and slightly barb-wired messages, though she's at her best with aggressive subject matter like that of "Fire on the Mountain".

Aaron Byrd, of KCRW says "their musical sensibilities draw upon familiar standards found in soul music but through their unorthodox time signatures, unique melodies and subtle dynamism in lead singer Nai Palm, Hiatus Kiayote is the terroir in a relatively unknown scene in Australian music".

When politicians were debating whether to adopt it as the country's official anthem, many objected, arguing that a unique American melody was needed - and definitely not one people used to get drunk to.

The American pianist, songwriter and conductor knew how to get the crowd moving with unique jazz melodies.