Sentence examples for harsh recording from inspiring English sources

Those who were hoping that the harsh recording would be replaced by the softer trillings of the designer's dad, as is the tradition at the close of a Stella show, were disappointed.

As pianism, each disk seems solidly successful, but no more than that; Mr. Schiff has not yet found a comfortable style for Romantic expansiveness, and each is compromised by overly brusque accompaniments and harsh recording.

The account of Stravinsky's Le Chant du Rossignol with the Concertgebouw Orchestra is not helped by a harsh recording, and the disc comes with a set of sleeve notes that dutifully trawls through all of Boulez's composing and conducting career without managing to say anything at all about these particular performances.

Some rebels, not least the Islamists, nursed fierce grievances over Younis's harsh record as Gaddafi's effective number two.

City Councilman Rory Lancman could replace a seven-term, 86-year-old incumbent with a harsh record.

It's an especially harsh record, especially following a mainstream accolade such as a Tony for Diggs, but Clipping.

Caught in the middle on the issue was the British government, which has sought to protect delicate trade and diplomatic relations with China while supporting the Games and yet to also placate those who oppose holding the Olympics in a country with one of the world's harshest records for punishing dissent.

This humane idyll – a free summer camp with careers assistance – is in stark contrast to the harsh regime recorded by others.

"If we put out a harsh noise record, people would still describe us in terms of Guided by Voices, Sebadoh, Pavement, and stuff like that," Savage said.

I'm at least going to pay it all back, and how could I do that making $70 a day as a personal trainer?" With a harsh criminal record, his employment options were limited.

Many famous harsh vocalist record in layers or line by line.