Sentence examples for intimately recorded from inspiring English sources

Very intimately recorded and harrowing.

The composer John Morton's atmospheric instrumental pieces use the muscular plink of intimately recorded music boxes for repeating patterns and glassy textures, then breach the prettiness with dissonant guitar or sound processing that melts down the tinkling.

Then he moved on to received wisdom about shows that he knew intimately, having recorded them himself: "The Fillmore East shows in February of 1970 are seen by many as very special".

"Back Door Front Porch" was recorded so intimately that you can hear the birds singing in the background.

Film has been intimately linked with Nuremberg: the proceedings in 1945 and 1946 were recorded on camera; judges were shown captured, Nazi propaganda newsreels that recorded atrocities.

Mr. Herreweghe has recorded both works superbly for Harmonia Mundi France, and he obviously knows and feels them intimately.

Adherence was recorded by programme staff during home visits; since all participants were living with families who were intimately involved in their treatment, ratings were made in consultation with caregivers to provide reliable information.

Many of the leaders of the Black Lives Matter movement were not yet born when Holliday began recording, but they too are intimately connected to that watershed moment.

"I feel that the difference is getting to know more and more of the music more and more intimately," she told American Record Collector.

But he has not fully explained why he insisted he played only a minor role in the matter when court records show he was intimately involved.

That corporate boards to some degree judge a book by its cover surprised the researchers: "There is not only a long track record available on chief executive candidates and the eventual winner, but the decision as to who is appointed CEO is likely made by a handful of people intimately familiar with the track record of the CEO candidates".