Sentence examples for aural quality from inspiring English sources

But for visual and aural quality, the Kino disc is now the one to beat.

Abstract poem, a term coined by Edith Sitwell to describe a poem in which the words are chosen for their aural quality rather than specifically for their sense or meaning.

It will be a competitive advantage to get its greater clarity, less interference, greater aural quality, says Decherd.

The chittering from its high-pressure direct fuel-injection system has the aural quality of metallic spiders scurrying beneath the sheetmetal.

Here, producer Jack Frost (Dylan) goes for a brighter, clearer, punchier aural quality than those old Chess sides.

The thrumming bass reverberations that abstractly mark the beginning of the song are refreshingly ambiguous in aural quality: though startling, they actually magnify the presence of the song's quavering vocals.

He added that Salonen taught him "how a musician can enter a room and sense the aural qualities the way I can enter a room and sense the visual qualities," and he became fascinated with the idea of trying to turn his own visual sensibilities toward sound.

The Shrimpers are confident that the fog currently enveloping the ground will have lifted in time for kick-off and, overplaying the aural qualities of knitwear and cheap cloth, have reminded supporters to "bring your flags and scarves to help make Roots Hall a cauldron of noise".

But he never defined the term — which refers to allowing computer analysis of the aural and spatial qualities of sound to affect the process of composition — and used too much insider lingo.

Though the Bloomberg administration's noise crackdown is a step in the right direction, one simple way to improve the quality of aural life in New York City would be, as others have suggested, to outlaw car alarms.

In addition to competency in playing an instrument, qualities such as aural awareness, creativity and ability to sight-read are sought.