Sentence examples for honest sound from inspiring English sources
In trying to locate a more primal, honest sound the band went to great lengths, recording in a cramped, smelly studio they hadn't used since they were teenagers.
Thanks to Deborah Warner's controversial staging, it's more a theatrical event than a standard concert, and the song cycle is a great vehicle for Ian, whose clear, honest sound is perfect for this affecting material.
The Channel 4 cameramen, no less brave, captured, breathlessly, the honest sound of war – that strange dull thunk of real gunfire rather than the video-game simulacra; that strange dull sigh when someone is really shot in the leg.
Mr. Lacy, whom many call the greatest soprano saxophonist in jazz, has a thin, honest sound on the instrument; his improvisations are as deliberate as building a house of cards, and they're dryly funny.
Which, let's be honest, sounds like an entirely sensible way to spend a few months.
You can follow the whole PSP-phone saga here but basically you're dealing with a phone (that may or may not even be Playstation branded, oddly) built with a heavy focus on games — which, if I'm being honest, sounds pretty cool.
A soulful woman's voice sings the hook on "CTRL + ALT + DEL (PBR Streetgang Remix)," which, to be perfectly honest, sounds a little cheeky.
According to promoters Revival Productions, the event is set to feature "Classic Ibiza dance anthems played by an internationally renowned DJ, accompanied by a live 32 piece orchestra!" Which, if we're being honest, sounds about as appealing as spending a night in a beach hut in Cromer with Jeremy Clarkson, Sally Webster from Corrie and the reanimated corpse of Great Train Robber Ronnie Biggs.
The voice, to be honest, could sound more familiar.
"John's songs had a good, honest, Jersey sound in the classic rock mode," Mr. McEwen said.
Membership in the guild certified that the money-changer was honest, financially sound and committed to obeying the guild's rules.Penalties could be harsh, however.
