Sentence examples for by aural from inspiring English sources

For people of the '60s, quickened or not by hallucinogenic substances, the phenomenology of ordinary experience compounded by aural feedback could have been magical.

On Feb. 10, 1854, Schumann complained of a "very strong and painful" attack of the ear malady that had troubled him before; this was followed by aural hallucinations.

The whole scene works by aural imagery as "a gigantic passionate roar, the culmination of the mob's fierce savagery" signals the climax.

ANONYMOUS By Glen Merzer; directed by Pamela Berlin; sets by Edward Gianfrancesco; lighting by Chris Dallos; costumes by Amela Baksic; sound by Aural Fixation; production stage manager, Jennifer Rae Moore; production manager, Josh Helman; general manager, Jackie Newman.

DINNER AT EIGHT By George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber; directed by Gerald Gutierrez; sets by John Lee Beatty; costumes by Catherine Zuber; lighting by David Weiner; original music by Robert Waldman; sound by Aural Fixation; stage manager, Karen Armstrong.

TAMICANFLY By Scott Marshall Taylor; directed by Ethan McSweeny; sets by Neil Patel; costumes by Michael Sharpe; lighting by Howell Binkley; sound by Aural Fixation; fight director, Rick Sordelet; production stage manager, Jana Llynn; production manager, Joshua Helman; general manager, Roy Gabay.

SURVIVING GRACE By Trish Vradenburg; directed by Jack Hofsiss; sets by David Gallo; costumes by Ann Houlighting lighting by Russell H. Champa; original music and sound by Guy Sherman/ Aural Fixation; musical staging by Robert La Fosse; production stage manager, Joshua Halperin; production manager, Kai Brothers; general management, Richard Frankel Productions/Jo Porter.

@ JanineG - it was a pre-record followed by a live two-way followed, in about an hour's time, by an aural exploration of the paso doble.

Music (and an instructional record about typewriting) faded in and out like a distant radio signal, sometimes overpowered by the aural equivalent of a solar flare.

The Musical," puts it, was illustrated by an aural snippet of her at 12, belting "Don't Rain on My Parade".

Surrounded by this aural fog and bathed in cool, shifting light, the dancers look like beautiful creatures skimming across a frozen expanse.