gentle folks造句

• R . E . M . has spent its career cred-ibly moving from gentle folk-rock to screaming hard rock.
• Of course, there are some gentle folk who would love separate checks but will do anything to avoid upsetting the waitperson.
• Some of the races you will be competing with are gentle folk who will most probably just roll you up economically.
• In 1966, Rhuddlwm was initiated by Taliesin einion Vawr into the Welsh Tribe of Dynion Mwyn, " The Gentle Folk ", near Betws-y-Coed, in North Wales.
• The antics of the crass, beer-swilling hordes are a source of profound embarrassment among England's gentler folk, who view civility as fundamental to the national identity.
• Record producer Rick Rubin has remarked, " It's like the drums are playing a big rock song and the guitars are playing a gentle folk song.
• They are gentle folk-rockers prone to brushes with the law; musical partners who feud like siblings on a car trip; vocalists capable of gentle harmonies and keening, even furious protest music.
• Subsequent releases ( " New Lands " was described as " phase two " ) did not depart from the usual mixture of aggressive feedback and noise, and gentle folk-influenced melody.
• When he performs now, his band plays gentle folk-rock, sustained hymns, slow-motion Gypsy tunes and subdued disco; with cooing female backup vocalists, he is the erudite's answer to both Barry White and Julio Iglesias.
• "Songbird " reveals a voice as sweet and pure, as powerful and soulful as any in popular music, as well as a gift for a broad diversity of styles, from gentle folk to swinging jazz-gospel.
• "The Washington Post " film critic Stephen Hunter, a historian of the era, said : " Any image of the American Revolution which represents you Brits as Nazis and us as gentle folk is almost certainly wrong.
• Noel Mengel from News . com . au said; " Most of the album sticks to the blues template but " Nullabour Sand " is a gentle folk-country reflection that suggests a musical direction worth exploring next time around.
• These gentle folk hate scenes, so they end up leaving the waiter a $ 15 tip for a couple of Caesar salads, which now that I think about it may have been the reason for this madness in the first place.
• He described his political awakening as a realization of social injustices : " It was my vague dissatisfaction with social hierarchy, the subjection of servants and peasants, the diffuse violence of everyday life in relatively peaceful country amongst apparently gentle folk ".
• The album itself reached No . 7 on the UK Albums Chart, with much of its lyrical material drawing from hippie ideals, white magic and dreamlike fairy tales, the album's gentle folk rock inspired pop sound won the band many fans ( nicknamed'angels').
• The penultimate act on stage was Kalle Moraeus & Orsa Spelm鋘 with the song " Underbart " ( Wonderful ), a gentle folk ballad and the third entry in the second semi-final sung in Swedish, with the band and backing singers dressed in black.
• I had heard that Ragged had expanded, but had the gentle folk of Danbury, like those Welsh villagers in the movie " The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill, But Came Down a Mountain, " hauled buckets of earth up Ragged and increased its elevation?
• Texas band Dynamite Hack's wacky white-boy cover of N . W . A's " Boyz-N-Tha-Hood " _ gentle folk-rock vocals and acoustic guitar accompanying the original straight-outta-Compton lyrics by Dr . Dre, Ice Cube, and the late Eazy-E _ is so absurd, it's almost brilliant.
• Not to mention the original, toe-tapping tunes which get into your head and refuse to be dislodged, no matter how hard you try .  The British Theatre Guide s Howard Loxton wrote of the score,  The songs are part of the storytelling smoothly integrated with a gentle folk influence and an almost operatic treatment in the way they colour in the narrative and elaborate phrases.