Sentence examples for Subtle sounds from inspiring English sources

There have been some suggestions that breaches are some form of acoustic signal, used more frequently on windy days when surface chop drowns out more subtle sounds.

By staving off hearing damage later in life, listeners will still be able to hear subtle sounds, like fingers on frets or page-turning.

But as helicopter traffic has more than doubled at East Hampton Airport during the past decade, trying to hear "the subtle sounds of a hummingbird" became futile, he said, especially on Friday and Sunday afternoons and evenings and Monday mornings.

But at times when cars are absent, the occasional traffic ban, the lull during football matches when everyone is glued to their tellies, or places where cars can't go because of emergency closings or civic actions, the subtle sounds emerge.

The digital restoration opening on Wednesday at the Film Forum — the movie's first American commercial release — conveys the rich images and subtle sounds that Mr. Benicheti and his crew captured during their visits to a rugged farmstead in the hills of Burgundy, the home of Jules and Félicie Guiteaux.

If you're a whale, and you're listening your way through the pitch-black depths where no light penetrates, subtle sounds, including your own built-in sonar, give you a detailed readout of the layers of increasingly cold water, the texture of the sea floor, and the moving flow of seaborne animal and plant life.

I definitely noticed more subtle sounds while using these.

Dr Wild added that the theory could perhaps be extended by exposing people to subtle sounds linked to phobias or traumatic memories during their sleep.