Sentence examples for little aural from inspiring English sources

This is a little aural atmosphere for one of Ms. Moss's programming ideas this summer: an exploration of birds and birdsong, both inside and outside the concert hall.

But I am willing to trade a little aural roughness for bracing performances when a conductor and players challenge themselves in the best sense and bring striking insights to standard repertory or champion living composers.

The door belongs to a guest bathroom, and since it is almost an inch and a half too short for the doorway, people who use the bathroom have little aural privacy.

There are little aural glimpses of the ritual harmonic gestures that made the B-Flat Piano Sonata and the Quintet in C so mysterious, but as a whole the textures seem starved.

Passing on some little bit of aural history suddenly seemed important.

But they have traditionally been of music composed in the post‐Tchaikovsky symphonic idiom, and most of them have been little more than aural reminders of the movies.

The four pieces, if that hoary musical term fits the little segments of aural experience Miss de Compiegne brought us - recorded bits of everyday life, her own voice and those of others, plus the colorations of synthesized sound - all evoked carefully created and intensely felt moods.

It's got 7.1 Dolby Headphone tech, so that should make shooting fools in Medal of Honor or any of the 8 million Call of Duty games a little more, what, aural?

Once the action kicks in, "House at the End of the Street" turns into a choppily edited, poorly timed mess with little continuity, overloaded with aural shocks in a desperate attempt to compensate for its minimal suspense.

Like, maybe if the whole thing were set to music and auto-tuned and given a little more visual and aural fireworks?

But despite these failings this little show has a distinct aural and visual style and there are some lovely moments along the way as Scruggs and his dad open up their rusty hearts to let each other in.