Sentence examples for imposing a sound from inspiring English sources

I could make as imposing a sound as anyone with the help of loudspeakers, but now I would have to summon a full panoply of orchestral and choral texture without resorting to synthesizers and electronics.

He made an educational mistake in imposing a plan that sounds good but is likely to hurt more children than it helps.

Values initiatives have nothing to do with building consensus they're about imposing a set of fundamental, strategically sound beliefs on a broad group of people.

The disappointing crowd of 10,690 sounded smaller, imposing a funereal atmosphere on the proceedings until the USA exploded for five second-half goals, three by Christen Press, for a 6-0 win.

Banks were imposing a limit on withdrawals.

"It's imposing a very considerable burden".

Mr. Patitucci -- formerly known as a member of Chick Corea's 80's bands, now better known as the rock-solid acoustic bass player in Wayne Shorter's quartet -- has an imposing, resonant sound and a technique that allows him to be nimble while maintaining huge projection.

Dubai's deputy police chief, Dhahi Khalfan Tamim (@Dhahi_Khalfan, with 1.58m followers), says it was "a sound decision to impose a travel ban on the nationals of the countries affiliated to Iran as well as Iranian nationals".

Yet far from preening in matchless choral sound, Mr. Shaw imposes a conception on this work that actually cuts back on the choral contribution, allotting sections and phrases to the vocal soloists.

Although this sounds like it would impose a major accounting burden on foreign firms, cash flow accounting is straightforward and may, given modern technology, prove easy to implement.

This would tend to impose a higher cost on higher-wage employees, which sounds fair enough.