Sentences with phrase «about their music preference»

«That's because the cultural shift now under way is not merely about music preferences or the use of video clips in sermons.»

Apple Music and Google Play Music ask you about your music preferences before setting you free to build your streaming library, but Spotify doesn't bother, instead building its recommendations and famed algorithms based on what you actually start listening to, searching for, and saving to your library.

Not exact matches

The 2015 paper, published in the journal PNAS, suggests that Facebook «likes» can reveal more about people than just interest and music, movie, book, and sports preferences.

Fans probed the 35 - year - old about everything from her music preferences (* NSYNC or Backstreet Boys?)

When you download the app, you are asked a series of questions about preferences relating to music, food, TV, books, movies, and even pets.

Music and Lyrics isn't the sort of romantic comedy that will wow anyone who doesn't already have a preference for them, but if you love Hugh (American Dreamz, Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason), love Drew (Fever Pitch, 50 First Dates), and the types of movies they typically make, this is about as polished, efficient, and spot on as they come in terms of formula rom - coms.

More Inclusions: - Pre-arrival preference form to allow Butlers to tailor and customize each guest's experience - Personalized VIP arrival and private escort to the Royal Service Lounge - Dramatic new two - story Royal Service Lounge featuring a library, magazines, international newspapers, DVD movie library, CD music library, cultural corner withinformation about the DR, area maps, sustainable initiatives and more, Wi - Fi and complimentary use of iPads.

What's different about the Thumbprint station than other Pandora stations is it's more inclined to incorporate various categories, potentially putting country music and metal on the same channel, to tailor to a user's varied preferences.

Roger Stone, a longtime Trump adviser, has written in his own campaign memoir about «geo - targeting» cities to deliver a debunked claim that Bill Clinton had fathered a child out of wedlock, and narrowing down the audience «based on preferences in music, age range, black culture, and other urban interests.»

First, their data indicates that music is an important part of people's lives and individuals believe music says a great deal about themselves and others.1 Second, it's one of the first things that young people talk about when getting to know one another.2 Rentfrow and Gosling have also identified four general dimensions that describe different music preferences.

Can you learn about someone's personality from their music preferences?