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Adjective(1) suitable for or suggestive of singing,expressing deep personal emotion,musical(2) suitable for or suggestive of singing(3) expressing deep personal emotion(4) musical

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(1) Boxley Street in east London may not seem a natural source of lyrical poetry.(2) You can find masters of any form, be it ballet, capoeira, flamenco or lyrical jazz.(3) Still, this is, in the end, an above average Kreisleriana, especially effective in the more lyrical music.(4) A major influence in his lyrical visions is the writer Walt Whitman as signposted by the song u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510Leaves of Grassu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb.(5) But nevertheless, she has written emotionally charged music with lyrical directness.(6) He takes classes in musical theater, lyrical jazz, contemporary jazz, hip hop and funk.(7) If you're a fan of Les Claypool and his odd lyrical content and vocal styling, as well as great song writing, you will need to own this album.(8) Far from a smutty provocation, the painting is unexpectedly lyrical .(9) Are we prepared to take a step towards the thinking poet or the lyrical thinker, with the kind of concentration and pleasure in complexity that he deserves?(10) Certain companies which aimed at making a fast buck in the festival market produced albums in haste, due to which the songs lacked lyrical and musical quality.(11) With this horrifying statement, the song's lyrical content comes to an end.(12) Her poetry and prose quickly earned for her recognition as one of India's most lyrical and intellectually prolific writers.(13) This 17-track collection features the Irish songs, ballads and lyrical legacy of colonial rule in Ireland.(14) Meanwhile, if your taste is more house music with DJ and hardly any lyrical content in the songs, then pick Seb Fontaine's album.(15) I ask Kelly if he has ever been embarrassed by singing a song due to its naked lyrical content.(16) The lyrical art writing of John Ashbery, Bill Berkson, and Peter Schjeldhal has obvious affinities with Pater's.