Sentence examples for divergent sounds from inspiring English sources

The song is called "In New Jersey" and it's a beautifully constructed piece of work, with layers of divergent sounds all shuffling along.

Like those bands, the rappers Vince Staples, Noname, and 24hrs have yet to enjoy the kind of tentpole hits that reach outside their base; still, a steady stream of output has made their divergent sounds—schizophrenic L.A. rap, soft-shell hip-hop soul, and bludgeoning Southern bounce, respectively—speak to many of the same kids.

IGN praised the soundtrack for its wide use of instruments stating, "Where other videogame scores tend to miss their mark when combining electronic and organic elements, O'Donnell and Salvatori seem to have found a rather stable balance between the two divergent sounds".

Such a structure attenuates divergent sound source.

"Red" is an album of wildly divergent moods and sounds, but it rarely undermines her core values, even if she is at the stage of her career where no one would look askance at her for doing so.

I wonder, though, if the prospect of Woodley appearing as a kind of superhero in her own right in Divergent didn't sound the death knell for her role as Mary Jane.

The court's graceful 24-page decision took pains to recognize that caring people can have divergent views on sound social policy, and it applied well-established rules of law to reaffirm that in the absence of extraordinary circumstances, court orders may not be unilaterally broken.

Forbes: Some people argue that print and Web should head down divergent paths, but it sounds like you're suggesting the opposite that print and Web will be convergent and closely linked in the coming years.

With addictive doses of power and handling, the Mercedes-Benz SLK55 AMG and Audi TT RS have become legitimate contenders to the supremacy of sports cars like the Chevrolet Corvette and Porsche Boxster S. But these special-edition German rockets, roughly co-equals, take wildly divergent routes to producing sound and fury, as I recently learned during back-to-back drives with the pair.

The status of Oxyrrhis as a dinoflagellate is not unanimous among protistologists [ 4, 5] but the basis for including it in the group, albeit as a divergent early representative are sound [ 5].

Alternatively, the hypothesized function of the pharyngeal jaw apparatus in sound production, e.g. during courtship, might bring about assortative mating according to jaw type if female sound preference is divergent as well [ 88].