Sentence examples for dominant sound from inspiring English sources

But the dominant sound comes from that twitchy ensemble of oboes, trumpets, strings, and bongos, dancing enigmatically in place.

The soft humming of the water-pumping trucks was the dominant sound throughout the relatively quiet and peaceful burn.

The historical comments pay only briefest attention to the evolution of salsa, which has replaced more sedate and romantic musical styles as Cuba's dominant sound.

The dominant sound is the whir of fans and the soft slap of sneakers on concrete as boys speedwalk to the restrooms.

The dominant sound is not the acoustic guitar, but the throb of synthesised kick drum that propels most of it gently towards the dancefloor.

Because "Alright, Still" was pieced together in the course of almost two years, with a variety of producers, there is no dominant sound.

And even though a couple of critics took the idea apart, the "Fight Club" reference became the dominant sound bite of the shows.

The dominant sounds become the birds, the wind through the trees.

The Kings were right, insofar as the mellow moods of Norah Jones and Radio 2 soon became the dominant sounds of the early decade.

Dominant sounds changed from era to era, from Rodgers's country blues to Hank Williams's honky-tonk to Cash's rockabilly, from Nelson and Haggard on to Garth Brooks.

Their style was a marked departure from the dominant sounds of the charts: Madonna's blocky drum machines and the noisy guitar bands of the third or fourth wave after punk.