Sentence examples for a defining sound from inspiring English sources

Her singles with Moroder like "I Feel Love" are considered early electronic dance music, now a defining sound of today's top-grossing pop.

Compared to Johnson guitar work, Gioia describes them as "more insistent, firing out a machine-gun triplet beat that would become a defining sound of the early rockers".

It's probably the closest thing today to the ramshackle charms of Sarah, or K Records in Olympia, Washington: a small operation with a defined sound, which has faith in its artists to do their own thing and has nurtured a fanbase who trust the label as curator.

The biggest problem with the band as a punk entity is their defining "sound" came from a mawkish goon of a keyboardist who never met a note he couldn't make into a baroque five-note run.

In Boston, the scene at the Rathskeller affectionately known as the Rat was also turning toward punk, though the defining sound retained a distinct garage rock orientation.

The defining sound of forró is in the accordion, an instrument favoured the world over by travellers and street musicians.

Strings — synthesized strings — have been the show's defining sound from the start, when David Benioff and D. B. Weiss, the showrunners, gave Djawadi a directive: no flutes.

However, defining sound properties is sometimes problematic.

Nonetheless, laughter was not the defining sound on the second day of Wimbledon.

Both lines became defining sound bites of the campaign, and may have cost the Ford-Dole ticket some votes in what was a very close election.

Aside from its nervous energy, the 17-year-old sextet, fronted by Deborah Harry since the mid-90's, also has a defined group sound.