Sentence examples for lead the listener from inspiring English sources
Similarly, a ScenePointBlank review states that "Cadence for a Rainy Day" and "Memorial Drive" "often diverge and lead the listener off-course".
XYLØ's tunes are pleasant enough, allowing Paige Duddy's dreamy voice, more spellbinding than stimulating, to lead the listener down a righteous road.
Score: 4/5 Why you should listen: Jazz singer Kent's breathy voice leads the listener through a beautiful selection of reimagined classic American songs, in collaboration with Brazilian guitarist and composer Roberto Menescal.
But this is the revelation in each episode of the show: that micro-level storytelling can hold its own alongside "big news"; that it's OK to have fun stuff in reporting if it leads the listener into heavier issues.
His series on the first world war is simply a masterpiece – made all the more impressive by the informal, meandering way he leads the listener from poignancy to horror and back again.
He once bravely led the listener to places that pop music never dared venture before: this way, please, for child murder, regicide and the world-view of a racist football thug.
Her music leads the listener to believe that she is a true performer.
Through the app, Domino leads the listener through its 20-year history by highlighting artist playlists, custom catalogue exclusives and commentary from their friends and neighbours in the world of indie.
Incorporating games, stories and rhythms from many cultures, it will be on display at this concert, at which Mr. Etkin will lead listeners — the recommended ages are 3 to 10 — to places like Harlem, Cuba and New Orleans.
Whilst it can reveal any shortcomings in the recording mix as well as the monitoring chain, it may lead to listener fatigue with prolonged use in the domestic setting.
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