Sentence examples for loud contrast from inspiring English sources

Finally came Mr. Banhart, who was happily complicated: he served as comic relief, loud contrast, an embodiment of the music's stereotypes and an overturner of them.

Mr. Biden is inclined to throw notions on the table and think out loud, which contrasts with Mr. Obama's more deliberate, restrained style.

The bleakness of the No. 14 prelude (interrupted here by a loud cellphone) contrasted with the initial energy of the No. 15.

They say: "I suppose the theme would be letting loose musically; louder drums, louder guitars, more contrast.

Each audiovisual combination of rapid trains lasted 3 s, after which participants were given 1.5 s to make a 3-AFC button press to indicate whether a louder tone, a higher contrast flash, or no target had been present in the preceding stimuli.

Mayweather and Mosley presented classic contrasts: loud against subtle, smirk versus smile.

The range of color and dynamics he drew out of his instrument (with two manuals, or keyboards, enabling him to contrast louder and softer playing), the fluidity of sound, the emotional variety, were of a kind more associated with the piano than the harpsichord; although the playing also awakened associations with everything from the guitar to castanets.

The don't-miss-this castanets during the Spanish dance made me laugh aloud, and the string section delivered a brilliant contrast between loud and quiet pizzicati in the Chinese dance.