Sentence examples for heard elements of from inspiring English sources

We heard elements of this narrative again this week.

He was a vocally poignant and melting Alfredo, though I still heard elements of a singer figuring out technical details.

The Invisible also make connections between types of music previously considered irreconcilable – we can hear elements of space-prog in some of their freakier moments, and of Brit-funk on their forthcoming single – but they do so in a more focused way; that single has enough pop appeal and fabulous funk-tionality to be a hit.

She is a strong player and singer, and you can clearly hear elements of ragtime syncopation and barrelhouse bounce in her playing, as well as little hammer-on trills and rolls.

You can certainly hear elements of the two subsequent groups in Foss.

MR: Do you feel sometimes you're hearing elements of some of your past bands coming into the creative process?

I hear elements of Philip Glass and Brian Eno in your work -- can you talk about how these composers have helped shape your sound.

I hear elements of Dizzy and Freddie in Douglas's trumpet solos with a tremendous introspective edge that make them deeply personal.

Something about the nature of the sacred, as we see it in written form or hear elements of it conveyed through oral tradition, can create ambiguity in our use (and even understanding) of the term.

By many accounts, Dame Fortune is RJD2's tribute to soul music, in the way More Is Than Isn't felt partly like a tribute to the Los Angeles Beat scene though you don't need to listen to either them that closely to hear elements of both.

Listen to Grindin' today and you hear elements that are now familiar parts of pop music; Pharrell's falsetto for a start, but also sparse production, and a twinkling pop melody paired with a brutal kick drum rhythm.