Sentence examples for which veer from from inspiring English sources

But mostly he's been great because of his words, which veer from insightful to empathetic to cutting.

Behind him a reel-to-reel tape machine played the backdrops for his songs, which veer from ragged blues to no-fi art-folk to outright novelties.

Paranoia, lovers' quarrels and urban disorder all figure in its polymorphous songs, which veer from clattering minimal syncopations to melodic rock, never shying away from noise.

The pictures, which veer from beautiful to terrifying, were created by the company's image recognition neural network, which has been "taught" to identify features such as buildings, animals and objects in photographs.

Paranoia, lovers' quarrels and urban disorder all figure in Enon's polymorphous songs, which veer from clattering minimal syncopations to melodic rock to loungey tunes with breathy Japanese-accented vocals.

Away from Tahrir and its moods — which veer from popcorn-scented family Fridays to gangs of surly slum kids wielding sticks and itching for a fight — they have been holding strikes and protests and sit-ins, pushing for reform and rights in many different places.

And those were just bits of the whole, which veered from punk-funk to '50s rock to no wave to broken R&B and beyond.

(That influence was echoed in the modular and erratic set by Dirty Projectors on Friday, which veered from flawless to maddening, sometimes in the space of one song).

The galumphing score (which veers from orchestral to techno) adds melodramatic overstatement, while the Duran Duran hairstyles lend an unintended retro-pop touch.

It's a near seven-minute odyssey which veers from piano balladry to guitar rock, with barrages of hippy era flute along the way.

His fidgety sound, which veers from turbocharged disco in the Justice/Daft Punk mould to noises that take dubstep's "wobble" to an extreme that suggests Satan belching, has defined a generational moment.