Sentence examples for Sounds elusive from inspiring English sources
Yet for long stretches the score just breathes and sighs in shimmering, quasi-atonal harmonies, enriched by an array of electronic instruments, while the characters converse in singable vocal lines that somehow sound elusive.
7. Elusive: Concepts of Sound (Elusive).
With these works fresh in mind, the slow introduction to the first movement of Beethoven's Seventh sounded comparably elusive, with its strange starts and fits, its phrases that tease you and disappear.
One of the pleasures of bird-watching is having to wait quietly for something to happen; you can't make a nightjar appear, but if you take the trouble to go for a walk in certain scrubby woodland at dusk in summertime, you might just be bewitched by the strange churring sounds that this elusive bird makes and even catch a glimpse of its almost silent flight.
And "married-with-children sex" may sound like that elusive antimatter.
As in most hand-held videos, the image is shaky, the music blurry and the sound quality elusive.
He has his own sound, the elusive target of any serious young improviser: his timbre on tenor is darkly shaded and often bone-dry, but warmly expressive through the entirety of his range.
The reflection rounds out an otherwise elusive persona, one that sounds young and old, and so equally involved and detached that it can be confusing.
They create innovative sonic branding and audio design, always searching for that ever-elusive "sound that stirs emotion".
