Sentence examples for clashing sounds from inspiring English sources

It's another song decorated with sirens and clashing sounds and rumbles but nothing resolving into a steady beat.

Does it not occur to them that oh, wait, customers might find it unpleasant to have all these clashing sounds, and that maybe they should shut the hell up for a while?

On "Lights On," she sneaks in what sounds like a manifesto: "When I trust you we can do it with the lights on". It's another song decorated with sirens and clashing sounds and rumbles but nothing resolving into a steady beat.

Zimmerman's slickly-engineered album rides on warm, progressive house chords and an underlying sense of ennui; Banks' long-awaited debut is a potpourri of clashing sounds featuring every hip producer on the planet.

Children were using the folded sheets of metal as trampolines, and made a mellow clashing sound.

There is a tendency to confuse consonance with concord, or sweet sound, dissonance with discord, or clashing sound.

We get it, or we would if we were listening: however diminished in a living room context, the oil-slick palette of Hoyte van Hoytema's photography and the film's brash, clashing sound mix still pull focus from the excess verbiage.

This is a game that turns the endless presidential campaign season, especially as it is conveyed to us in the mainstream media, into little more than a mish-mash of clashing sound bites: full of sound and fury, you might say, but signifying nothing, or at least nothing much.

But if the popular name for their clashes sounds benign, it has become a cruel euphemism over the years, conveying nothing of the hatreds and lurking violence that characterize what may be the oldest, and the most dangerous, crosstown rivalry in all of sports.

Only after that, and a minute's silence, will The Clash sound.

Lex saved the file and took a bite of pizza, and six minutes later he had another beat in progress, with the "Star Wars" light-saber-clash sound buried somewhere in it.