Sentence examples for vulnerable song from inspiring English sources

"I think 'Nostalgia' is quite a vulnerable song on this album.

He had solo ballads with guitar (the utterly vulnerable song "A Walk Down the Staircase") and piano (the bitter crescendo of "Daily Mail").

Its most conflicted and vulnerable song is "Jay Z Blue Daddy Dearestt)." Its track samples dialogue from "Mommie Dearest" over an arrangement suffused with spaghetti-western foreboding; the lyrics worry about how his "Father never taught me to be a father," adding, "I'm trying and I'm lying if I said I wasn't scared".

His encore covered all bases, "Smoke a Little Smoke" for the would-be outlaws "These Boots" for the traditionalists — dozens in the crowd held their boots (and sneakers) in the sky during it — and then his current single, "Springsteen," maybe the most direct, vulnerable song of Mr. Church's career.

"Brown Eyes" was inspired by the British rock band Queen and, according to Gaga, is the most vulnerable song on the album.

Mesfin Fekadu of Northwest Herald thought that the "emotional" song shows off "the diva's powerful voice", while Drew Hinshaw from The Village Voice deemed "You Lost Me" as the most vulnerable song from Bionic.

But even on the most vulnerable songs, she maintains her cool, never once verging on the maudlin.

The warm, acoustic atmosphere she conjures on Suit Yourself complements her lived-in voice and a set of intimate, vulnerable songs that slip between country and blues.

D'Angelo, for one, was built like a boxer in his prime, but he remained vulnerable in song; his great appeal rested, in part, on that disconnect.

This is hardly a problem, aesthetically speaking — there's a pretty if pro-forma duet with Emmylou Harris and a defiantly vulnerable love song, "I Thought You Should Know," that's a small masterpiece — but it does make the final track, a reprise of the title song, feel like a bit of an afterthought.

This is hardly a problem, aesthetically speaking there's a pretty if pro-forma duet with Emmylou Harris and a defiantly vulnerable love song, "I Thought You Should Know," that's a small masterpiece but it does make the final track, a reprise of the title song, feel like a bit of an afterthought.