lyric
lyrical

Then he asked for something with a long lyrical line.

She is well known for her lyrical and powerful voice.

And this is another source of the art's lyrical effect.

"You are different from the last one," she said in her lyrical voice.

And children need to hear what lyrical writing sounds like.

To be lyrical means you cannot stay closed up inside yourself.

Her work has both a historical and political focus, but is lyrical.

She decided there was something lyrical about the name, and gave it to her daughter.

Still, the album comes across as more political than lyrical.

The early poems are more lyrical than where I am at now.

They are the ones who made its power look pretty, lyrical, romantic.

Like her, he is 27, funny, lyrical when talking about his work, and hard working.

The lyrical subject matter has often been a point of interest and controversy.

When she spoke it, the words took on a lyrical quality he had never heard in any language.

As in the first book, what's glorious is the lyrical nature writing.

This is where the difference between narrative and lyrical words comes out.

Motion is also important to some of the show's lyrical pieces.

As a result, the lyrical focus is that of hospitals and medical care in general.

Soon she found that people enjoyed her simple and lyrical music.

"Earth" is the largest and most lyrical of the three projects.

The only thing that seems to build is the lyrical confusion.

At last some anguish came through with the low, lyrical way that he said her name.

Both groups share a strong lyrical note and love plots.

He maintained throughout his a career a sense of the lyrical.

The second week, they got lyrical jazz, and were also safe.