Sentence examples for why she sings from inspiring English sources

My colleague Laurie Goodstein has written a lovely profile of Sister Sherman explaining why she sings and why many of her peers appreciate her music.

"Until we've all gone to Jesus / We can only wonder why," she sings in "Annabelle," a song about a sharecropper who hopes to give his daughter more than he had but who delivers her to the cemetery instead.

She has always struggled to write lyrics, she says, but suddenly something will click and she "goes with the sound and the joy" – that's why she sings sounds and words that have no meaning, of which she can only make sense later.

"You know why she sings so well?" he asks with a sexual predator glimmer in his eye.

It is why she sang so many eighth notes instead of crooning, she remarks.

In hindsight the rehearsal she chose may inadvertently help explain why she sang along to her prerecorded vocal track of the national anthem at the inauguration last month.

Maybe the constant brand-checking with Samsung (a sponsor) is why she sang "put your cell phones in the air, help me celebrate love, help me celebrate life" several times.

Since that recording session, and the subsequent impact "Gimme Shelter" has had on pop culture since being released on the Let It Bleed album in December of 1969, Clayton has thought about why she sang her part like she did.

Perry explained why she sang it during MTV Unplugged, saying that she related to the lyrics of "having a loyal lover [or] friend back home when she's on the road", though, directly, the song does not narrate any event of Perry's life.

She's talking about her life, and why she always sang so much about Paris.

By Helen Bevington The New Yorker, October 20 , 1956P. 140 Why was she sung and played, View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Ceridwen Dovey By David Remnick.