Sentence examples for differences in music from inspiring English sources

He lectured on differences in music, learning styles (left brain vs. right brain), and he mimicked President John F. Kennedy's Boston accent and also mocked Senator Edward M. Kennedy's speech.

Finally, differences in music preferences, genres and music tempos may have partially explained the variations in exercise adherence between RAS and non-RAS groups [18,54,55].

I'm not sure which attitude was worse -- contented ignorance of how the conventions of constant classification had put unnecessary limits on my musical discoveries, or my more recent belief that the use of genre labels to separate real/perceived differences in music was a necessary evil.

Or, play different types of music throughout the evening if your guests have a wide difference in music tastes.

But looking at this weekend's Innervisions party, the difference in music scenes is obvious.

"There's a difference in music," he says, "but a lot of crossover.

Ironically, so-called "have-been" acts in the likes of our recently deceased Donna Summer and Robin Gibb have actually made an immeasurable difference in music and indelibly, positively impacted our lives.

The 16 sergeants in Bravo Company appeared to get along, too, eating together in the mess hall, joshing one another about cultural differences in food, music and sports.

For you, as an artist, are there any recent differences in dance music that have caught your eye?

In the light of day point out the differences in sound, music, and crowd quality - and claim your case.

That is why there are such differences in the music and iconography of, for example, Japanese Buddhism, Tibetan Buddhism, Chinese Buddhism and in this case, Korean Buddhism.