Sentence examples for deeper sound from inspiring English sources

A deeper sound can mean it's not ripe and full of water.

A carbon cello, he said has a "flooding, deeper sound," though "not quite as penetrating" as Mr. Ma's Montagnana.

Archlute, large 16th-century bass lute provided with additional bass strings, or diapasons, and producing a deeper sound that could be used in orchestral basso continuo parts.

Vonco has also made hockey-stick-shaped ThunderStix, which have a deeper sound than the standard ThunderStix, which Laskey said possess more of a "ringing, high-pitched ping".

So we've been working on getting a rounder, richer, deeper sound, trusting that we are not going to sacrifice the volume and excitement of the tone.

Sections of these jazz-infused songs recall something that would suit a smoke-filled cabaret bar – and it is to her credit that she can make lyrics like "I've been working later / I've been drinking stronger / I've been smoking deeper" sound believable despite her young age.

In the grave introduction to the first movement he played with somber restraint and deep, rich sound.

A pleasant dissonance arises when he opens his mouth, and from his slight body emerges a deep, rich sound.

They used rudimentary tape recorders at first, eventually acquiring professional equipment that allowed for studio tricks like overdubbing and slapback echo, which led to stranger, deeper sounds.

There is a patch of specialized haircells, called papilla amphibiorum, in the inner ear capable of detecting deeper sounds.

Other technologies are employed by companies that give small speakers bigger, deeper sounds but often come with a price tag to match.