Sentence examples for hard sounds from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Shakespeare is frequently very clunky and aggressive, lots of hard sounds together.

That's an interesting one, because it begins with soft sounds and a diphthong and ends with hissing and hard sounds.

Stroking your chin and saying, well, I don't believe in magical solutions because experience shows that raising growth is hard sounds serious, but it's actually silly.

The song is built from a weepy, descending bass line that is answered by a high figure, which plays a clump of small, hard sounds that are like both live instruments and computer-generated signals.

Words with soft sounds such as "l", "m" and "n", and long vowels or diphthongs, reinforced by a gentle polysyllabic rhythm, are interpreted as "nicer'" than words with hard sounds such as "g" and "k", short vowels and an abrupt rhythm.

So Percussion got its concert off to a clangorous start with Dennis Desantis's "Shifty," a work built of the hard sounds of struck brake drums, the bass drums of trap sets and bongos played with sticks rather than with the hands.

Naipaul has a saxophone and an oboe, too, a hard sound and a softer one.

Brainiac Dum Dums overflowed the stage with members and offered a pleasantly hard sound.

STP caught on to this openness early, expanding its hard sound to include glam and Beatlesque pop.

They were going for this real hard sound.

The hard sign is put after a consonant to make sure it's pronounced with its full, "hard" sound.