Sentence examples for defining sound from inspiring English sources

However, defining sound properties is sometimes problematic.

Nonetheless, laughter was not the defining sound on the second day of Wimbledon.

The defining sound of forró is in the accordion, an instrument favoured the world over by travellers and street musicians.

Strings — synthesized strings — have been the show's defining sound from the start, when David Benioff and D. B. Weiss, the showrunners, gave Djawadi a directive: no flutes.

At the start the interplay between the piano and the marimba gives the work its defining sound, but Mr. Moravec expands his palette quickly.

Both lines became defining sound bites of the campaign, and may have cost the Ford-Dole ticket some votes in what was a very close election.

One of the defining sound-worlds of the past half-century of recorded music is the distinguished repertory of ECM Records, which was founded by the Munich musician and producer Manfred Eicher, in 1969.

By Richard Brody November 17, 2017 By Richard Brody November 17, 2017 One of the defining sound-worlds of the past half-century of recorded music is the distinguished repertory of ECM Records, which was founded by the Munich musician and producer Manfred Eicher, in 1969.

On its 1980 release it defied genre classification and was one of the defining sounds of the ensuing decade.

The Awkward, Enduring Influence of Hank Williams, Jr. Listen closely to country radio's defining sounds over the last four decades and Hank Williams, Jr., is right there.

A protege of Hank Williams, he and contemporaries such as Lefty Frizzell and Webb Pierce would create the defining sounds of 1950s country music.