Sentence examples for instruments sound from inspiring English sources
"That's the kiss of death because it makes the instruments sound very unappealing and thin".
Their instruments sound distant, yet present and warm, like the – suitably enough – the sun.
Les Arts Florissant's period instruments sound sumptuous, and the chorus sings with earthy warmth.
Recorded with great specificity of timbre, solo instruments sound like the very essence of themselves.
Mr. Sloane should realize that amplified electric instruments sound deafening at reverberant Carnegie Hall.
It's a measure of Yeasayer's deep gamesmanship that, by then, the realistic, natural instruments sound like the intruders.
"Too many human instruments sounded wrong," agrees Buttress.
As a consequence the balance of instruments sounds slightly reshuffled; the percussion, for instance, is louder.
The instruments sounded like instruments — a cheap guitar, a fancy keyboard, maybe a harpsichord — and none of the lyrics sounded like lyrics.
When all instruments sounded at full volume, you experienced a composition out of Orson Welles: the big picture was clear, yet every detail was distinct.
One customer, James Rosenthal, said the soundstage was wider, but less deep than that of the CD player, but he also thought the instruments sounded livelier.
