Sentence examples similar to forward looking sound from inspiring English sources

A Symphony in E (Wq 182, No. 6) was the picture of elegance, and a Cello Concerto in A (Wq 172) had a slow movement built of urbane themes and harmonic touches so forward looking that at times the work sounded more like 20th-century Neo-Classicism than a piece from the court of Frederick the Great, dating to 1753.

Markets are forward looking.

forward looking baseline.

"The data look sound".

That space was the perennial demand for a tough, aggressive but forward-looking sound for the release of pent-up frustration.

In other words, use "Looking forward" instead of "I am looking forward," or your closing will sound awkward.

So I was looking forward to their sound, as lead singer Aviva Chernick commenced their set by speaking to the audience to explain their blend of Jewish, jazz, Indian, Arabic and reggae music.

Grohl, whaling on his drums, hunched forward, long hair flying, looked and sounded just like he did in the nineties.

"So I'm really looking forward to South Korea, it sounds a nice place.

He added, "And as crazy as it sounds, I was looking forward to playing in a blizzard.

But far from opposing the coming of sound, he looked forward enthusiastically to the use of sound in movies.