Sentence examples for bewitching sound from inspiring English sources

It's a bewitching sound, a no-budget effect that enhances the impression of contentment in her words.

As matters progressed through the eighties and early nineties, the pleasures of controlling moving images on a screen, of bewitching sound effects and saturated colors, came to video games, and these were seductive in a new and different way.

Having the ears fully attuned to musical sea swells helped remind one of Rimsky-Korsakov's great feeling for the sea - he sailed the globe for six years before devoting himself to composition - and of its role in the bewitching sound-world of Sheherazade.

Marilyn Mazur, the Danish percussionist who has worked with some of the greatest names in jazz, has a universe of bewitching sounds at her fingertips.

Under the direction of Sahir Daud, the video features Stanford and other musicians flooding a darkened studio with digitally enhanced sound waves, bewitching all movable matter in its wake.

Chuck Berry, already in his early 30's and as sure of himself as any gimlet-eyed salesman, delivers a performance that makes you understand why the traditionalists packed up their lunch baskets: his serpentine physical movements are bewitching, but the band sounds like junk.

But that haunting sound has proven bewitching.

The high-wire trick of pulling off thrilling MOR pop normally involves adding a bewitching strangeness to your conservative sounds.

Presiding at the piano when she is not taking center stage to accompany herself on the ukulele, this bewitching pixie of a performer, who can sound like Doris Day one minute and Anita O'Day the next, plays an equal partner in this variety show, singing her own slyly funny compositions, accompanied by a slick four-person band.

What made "All Under" bewitching, though, was not its indebtedness to yesterday's sounds but its desire to recover yesterday's sense of wonder.

Still, Mr. Khachatryan's rapt account of Fritz Kreisler's cadenza was quietly dazzling, and his gentle sound against the muted strings of the Larghetto was bewitching.