The phrase "a sort of aural" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a quality or characteristic related to sound or hearing in a vague or approximate manner.
Example: "The music created a sort of aural tapestry that enveloped the audience in a rich sound experience."
Alternatives: "a kind of auditory" or "a type of sonic".
It's painstaking, tedious work, a sort of aural equivalent of needlepoint.
My first Fast Product record was Earcom 2: Contradiction (FAST 9b), a sort of aural magazine (Earcom meaning "ear communication").
How, then, given pop music's transmutation into a sort of aural smog, is it possible for an artist to create something that sounds mysteriously compelling?
And it can be fun to watch her dissections, achieved through a sort of aural italics that highlight the often unconscious watchwords of her subjects.
That recording is a sort of aural backdrop for any version of "Porgy and Bess" I encounter now, though I try to erase it as much as possible when seeing a new incarnation.
When finally watching the episode, the effect is to place certain lines of dialogue in a sort of aural italic type, becoming an accidental catchphrase, already as familiar as "To be or not to be".
We've had all sorts of aural accessories come through our office in the last year, so join us for a quick, last-minute recap of some of our favorites.
A good example of the sort of aural magic that Mr. Martinez conjures up can be found at the beginning of "Frida" when ethereal tones produced from a glass harmonica and Mr. Martinez's own crystalware segues into notes from an accordion and acoustic guitar.
The remedy for this sort of aural failure and it should be applied when subordinates feel the need to talk is what we have called "nondirective listening". The listener hears, really tries to understand, and later shows understanding by taking action if it is required.
Radiohead – live review Despite being as defiantly anti-commercial as ever, Thom Yorke's troupe still pull off a visual and aural spectacular 'A sort of skiffle-Pink Floyd who sound like Queen.
