Sentence examples for easier on the ear from inspiring English sources

David Gray's multi-platinum melancholy is easier on the ear, but no more inclusive.

Lucy Duran is a more modest presenter, easier on the ear but less characterful.

(Middle class is a term of art, easier on the ear than plutocrat).

Easier on the ear than its predecessor, the album somehow manages to blend Black Flag with Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

Despite being easier on the ear, Graffiti Composition - a score derived from the marksleft on blank sheet music Marclay posted on the streets of Berlin - is actually more offensive.

It soon becomes apparent that this record may be easier on the ear than the jarring guitars and wobbly vocals of the band's pre-Soft Bulletin work but it shares that spirit of quixotic adventure.

Katie Melua's easy-on-the-ear ballads have made her one of Britain's highest-grossing acts, and her record company is using the Mother's Day run-up to aggressively market her album Pictures.

It's still easy-on-the-ear easy-listening, sure, but done with skill and confidence.

America, meanwhile, plays easy-on-the-ears music that makes James Taylor sound like Marilyn Manson.

All pretty good firsts to notch up by the composer of that lovely, easy-on-the-ear Gymnopédie.

While a far more streamlined and easy-on-the-ear affair than his debut, Jamie T's subjects remain unflinchingly edgy.