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soulfulness

[ UK /sˈə‍ʊlfə‍lnəs/ ]
NOUN
  1. deep feeling or emotion

How To Use soulfulness In A Sentence

  • Caron Wheeler's rich, husky vocal is perfect for the song's mellow soulfulness.
  • They desperately wanted to convey to us the soulfulness of their jobs.
  • What's more, given that association, people who want to demonstrate their soulfulness or intellect may be choose to emphasize their negative emotions.
  • There is nothing cuter than a baby orangutan with its tussle of red hair bedecking a mostly bald head and big brown inquisitive eyes sparkling with wisdom, curiosity, and soulfulness. Jamie Bechtel: Will Orangutans Become Extinct Before the Conservation Community Gets Its Game on?
  • Elvis 'blue-eyed soul, snarl and McCarthy backhanding gyrations stirred the teens of the 50's, and Michael's beyond-his-years innate soulfulness and performer's polish captivated a generation in the late 60's and 70's. The Curious Case Of Michael Joseph Jackson
  • They desperately wanted to convey to us the soulfulness of their jobs.
  • For all his cragginess, there was an underlying soulfulness, and his words floated on the air like the music of a raspy trombone or a wailing saxophone. John Belushi Is Dead
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