Sentence examples for deep vibration from inspiring English sources
The Pseuds' Corner sonorities of Rilke we could read - 'and at the same time know the condition/ of not being, the infinite ground of your deep vibration' and so on - seemed a far cry from the poet recognised 'abroad' as a great European modernist.
We felt the bombardment move closer to us--a soft boom in the distance, a deep vibration you could feel in your thighs.
So, I made a piece that's very warm, in a way, very emotionally warm, and uses very, very sensual sub-base so you actually have this really deep vibration.
They began with an old Dutch hymn, "O Come, O Come Emmanuel," and soon the deep vibrations of the organ and the voices lifted in song -- instead of the rumble of traffic -- reverberated throughout the church.
Many of the nearly 50 people around her closed their eyes in meditation as the deep vibrations of the monks' music pulsed across the floor.
The bass clef marks the moment she discovered her niche in music as an adult a devotion to the bass, with its chillingly deep vibrations.
Now it seems that black hole collisions may be frequent facts of nature, with humanity at least tuned in to the darker, deeper vibrations of nature.
aMNCV, motor nerve conduction velocity; bS: Superficial sensitivity (light, touch temperature…); D: deep sensitivity (vibration, space…); cO: optic atrophy; N: nystagmus.
"As silence cloaked the room and the soft piano chords began, followed by the deep melancholic vibrations of the cello, I was engulfed by a sense of calm," she wrote.
But as a silence cloaked the room and the soft piano chords began, followed by the deep melancholic vibrations of the cello, I was engulfed by sense of calm.
Reviewing the recital in The New York Times, Ross Parmenter praised Mr. Puyana's "technical skill" and "wealth of poetic insights," adding, "He exploited the tonal possibilities of the instrument — from tiny bell-like sounds to deep, buzzing vibrations — without ever seeming to play merely for the unusual effects".
