Sentence examples similar to deep structures of the music from inspiring English sources

And Rosler believes the dramatist's main ally in undermining the racist Wagner is Wagner himself: the humanist Wagner who inhabits the deep structure of the music.

That ability is firm-wired into the deep structures of the brain.

These arteries are supplying the deep structures of the brain.

Moreover, evaluating deep structures of the brain is not possible.

Other composers, one can argue, have been open to the deep structures of non-Western music -- Debussy and Ravel (who will be represented in the Carnegie Hall concerts), Reich and Glass, Varèse and Cage and Messaien -- and Professor Levin thinks some of the Silk Road repertory goes farther along this path.

But Labour's problems are systemic, rooted in the deepest structures of the economy and society.

And let's not have contempt for the capacity of working class people to understand the deep structures of imperialism.

"Debths" opens with an epigraph from Bing Crosby and the Music Maids' 1939 version of "Little Sir Echo," which suggests this book's deep structures of call and response.

Some connections are more direct, but also more subtle, hidden in the deeper structure of the book.

Then the incorrect estimations are removed according to spectral irregularity and knowledge of the harmonic structures of the music notes played on commonly used music instruments.

The deep structure of sentences was something revealed by Noam Chomsky, a strident advocate of the exceptionalism of human language.