Sentence examples for making sounds much from inspiring English sources

It's much, much better at filtering out voices in a crowded room, and making sounds much warmer and more natural to the ear.

The authors wrote that Noc was even able to be trained to "speak" on cue [PDF] and they were able to study how he adjusted the pressure and "phonic lips" in his nasal cavities to make sounds much lower than ordinary whale squeals and clicks.

Mr. Sinopoli is small, thin and nervous, and his music-making sounds much the same.

At the time, even I thought 'how did that project get funded?' With practice I learned to make my work sound much more exciting to them.

Removing those made the sounds much easier to listen to.

A few years ago, researchers discovered that the babies of at least one species of bat make babbling sounds, much like human infants.

Gosh, I'm not making it sound much fun, am I?

Mr. Lambkin drew lines along a ruler and traced circles around coins; he sliced across his paper with an X-Acto knife, making a sound much louder than the pencil.

It lacks a strong low-end response, making the sound much more flat and lifeless.

It's the word cloud itself that is responsible for making this sound much more ephemeral than it actually is, said Martin Borrett, IBM's cloud security adviser.

Plus, it will avoid the small situation that arose yesterday when Schmidt was misquoted, making him sound much more arrogant about the Android platform than he actually was.