Sentence examples similar to a clashing tone from inspiring English sources

The guitars build a wall of clashing tone clusters on one song, clink and scrape delicately on the next.

(Scott) 'Colombiana' (PG-13, 1 47) The latest lethal-but-sensitive-woman revenge fantasy from the fertile mind of Luc Besson (he's one of the film's producers and screenwriters; Olivier Megaton directed) is marked, to an even greater degree than usual, by clashing tones and overall preposterousness.

The microphones sound close up, thrusting unresolved chords and clashing tones right in our faces.

The overall effect is distancing; there are some early comic moments that have you laughing along with the movie, but eventually the clashing tones and preposterousness just have you laughing.

But as the director, star, narrator and one writer of "The Mafia Kills Only in Summer," Mr. Diliberto (known as Pif) must bear most of the responsibility for the movie's clashing tones and penciled-in characters.

Instead, Gibson and colleagues say that the insects use a donut-shaped organ near the bottom of the antenna, the Johnston's organ, to sense when clashing tones are making the antenna vibrate oddly.

Who would have predicted such clashing tones and images?

Reith was conservative and traditionalist in his own taste, but from its earliest days the BBC was a culturally polyglot organisation, a clash of aesthetic tones.

There was a clashing of directions.

His strident tone followed a clash with Davis at the House of Commons Brexit committee on Wednesday.

We were demi-teint — half-tone — a shade of blackness that had been formed in a clash of disparate symbols and signifiers; there was nothing pure about us.