soulful
- of or expressive of deep feeling or emotion: soulful eyes.
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impassioned, touching, passionate, expressive, stirring, ardent, deep, feeling, fervent, fervid, fiery, meaningful, moving, tender, stirredExamples from the Web for soulful
Contemporary Examples of soulful
But not all of us can put our feelings into a catchy and soulful song.
The Daily Beast’s 2014 Holiday Gift Guide: For the Taylor Swift in Your LifeAllison McNearney
November 29, 2014
Her voice, booming and soulful, capturing the attention of every ear in the theater, confirms what she is capable of.
Oscarologists are campaigning for the actor to get a nod for his soulful, steady breakout turn.
Everybody that touched that show was so talented and soulful and generous as people and performers.
John Gallagher Jr., Star of ‘Newsroom’ and ‘Short Term 12,’ Is Hollywood’s Nicest GuyKevin Fallon
August 23, 2013
The sound is "rooted on a tropical island," they say, a fine blend of eclectic, retro, soulful grooves, and sunshine.
Historical Examples of soulful
If I had my way I'd be as pretty as a cinema star and twice as soulful.
Mixed FacesRoy Norton
They introduced him into all the most soulful circles of artistic society.
Sketches in Lavender, Blue and GreenJerome K. Jerome
He would sit and gaze at281 me in the most soulful, appreciative way.
TorchySewell Ford
What was he doing, sitting there gleaming, carried away, soulful?
The RainbowD. H. (David Herbert) Lawrence
How enormous her dark eyes were, Daoud thought, how soulful.
The Saracen: Land of the InfidelRobert Shea
soulful
- sometimes ironic expressing profound thoughts or feelingssoulful music