tuneful

As protests go, it was one of the more tuneful.

Or better yet, get someone to write a Broadway show for her that has tuneful music.

The music on this record sounds very dark, tuneful and dangerous.

Somehow seemed to be a lot more tuneful, if you know what I mean."

Everywhere his voice is more tuneful than before, sweeter, even.

Her voice is a bold and tuneful guide in a world where nothing seems to fit.

At best, his music is charming, tuneful, and well crafted.

Furthermore, he's hardly the first politician with a tuneful side.

Make it more tuneful and interesting but without losing the connection with the movement.

Her voice, strained for the first time, lost its tuneful beauty of tone.

The songs are still tuneful, but they're darker and more expansive.

He heard the tuneful whistle that Luke used as a signal.

The music is tuneful and rhythmically sophisticated, the words set clearly.

The songs are tuneful and well crafted, sometimes delicate in expression.

His songs were of the order known as cute, rather than witty or tuneful.

His music is often very tuneful, sometimes it is sentimental.

This is a work that could hold a bigger stage, particularly in these days of tuneful accessibility.

"How is it you're writing tuneful things like that?"

He wrote tuneful music which is still played today on lute and guitar.

His dominant theme then becomes "a tuneful, forward moving piece".

His music has been shown to be highly imaginative, tuneful, and worthy of further study.

Her voice rang out, fresh and tuneful, in an old Irish ballad.

The music they played was tuneful, a delightful gaiety of notes.

But as performed here on Thursday night, it seemed a tuneful, striking and oddly moving work.

As the tuneful voice rang through the room, the other diners turned and stared, smiling.