Sentence examples for engineered to sound from inspiring English sources

It's like a CD that has been engineered to sound like vinyl.

"Naturale" offered elaborate viola solos, a collection of delicate percussion instruments played by Daniel Ciampolini and the recorded voice of Peppini Celano, cunningly engineered to sound just offstage.

A recording engineered to sound like a tinny shortwave transmission makes the chattering machine-gun rhythms of "Oh Mother, the Handsome Man Tortures Me," an anonymous Iraqi song arranged by the quartet and Ljova (Lev Zhurbin), sound still edgier.

BEFORE the days when marketing departments dictated that acronyms should be engineered to sound like real words, a group of Europeans got together in Paris to consider whether their countries should pool their expertise on matters sub-atomic.

You can hear the seeds of Dylan's 1970s awakening throughout "Dylan's Gospel," especially considering it was engineered to sound like the inside of a sanctuary.

Zero-to-60-mph accel is about 5 seconds (the exhaust note has been engineered to sound like the old car) but the Challenger makes its happiest/orneriest noises at 5,000 rpm in third gear, as it snatches the air from the passing lane.

Most modern multi-effects units and amps feature presets created by experienced engineers to sound good at the touch of a button.

There are also nifty headphones engineered to cancel sound as soon as the decibel level hits a certain BANG!!! Noises less loud are amplified, so don't worry about not hearing Dick Cheney when he sneaks up on you ($230).

Sundials, weather vanes, and buoy wind chimes, engineered to replicate the sound of New England harbor bells, are selling well at Ahab's Nautical Emporium on Woodcleft.

"We can imagine applications of this where plants could be treated with sound or genetically engineered to respond to certain sounds that would be useful for agriculture," said study author and biologist Heidi Appel.

The same is true for listening in high definition with surround-sound engineered to make you feel like you're on the field.