Sentence examples for hefty sound from inspiring English sources

Mr. Caproni showed a warm, hefty sound, sizable but not voluminous, and a convincing emotional connection to the role.

He bolsters the hefty sound of his accordion with a horn section, and his sets include plenty of gutsy blues tunes along with Cajun two-steps and waltzes.

Lorin Maazel reduced the size of the orchestra, but it was still a large band by contemporary Bach standards, and it produced a hefty sound.

The band provides anthemic support for her rhetorically hefty sound on the political songs, and on the sexy ones, when she is being seductive, the guitars and drums keep her dancing.

The brass was less consistent, but fleeting intonation problems were quickly overcome, and for the most part the section produced a gleaming, hefty sound that served the score well.

In Sounds of Blackness, a gospel choir that came under the wing of Janet Jackson's producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, the hefty sound of the chorus carries messages that have as much to do with black pride and Afrocentric politics as with faith.

The arrangements on the album are mostly sparse, to emphasize the vocals, but onstage Tillman goes for a heftier sound; he aims to entertain.

His forthcoming second album, Shangri-La (named after producer Rick Rubin's Malibu studio), with a heftier sound and a scope beyond the smalltown grit and trouble of his first set, is likely to make him more so.

It's an astoundingly forthright band, with a hefty, glossy sound and bulletproof ensemble, and though Stravinsky's writing should never sound easy, here the razor-sharp precision was riveting.

Often their tandem lines had a warm, chamber music quality, offset effectively by the orchestra's hefty string sound and its beautifully focused winds.

Their conversations, studded with hefty pauses, sound sluggish and adult, and only when Owen takes his new acquaintance to buy candy ("It's really, really good") do we hear the authentic tones of youth.