Sentence examples for material sound from inspiring English sources

So what does his new material sound like?

Mr. Stahl cannot make much of this material sound natural, and some of it lurches into lurid territory.

David Wilcox has a handful of sterling folk-pop songs, a genial voice and enough guitar virtuosity to make even his lesser material sound convincing.

This means she can make even contrived material sound fairly natural so when she delivers the line: "I'm like a Jacuzzi, decadent but hygienically suspicious," you can almost forgive her the inherent cheesiness.

Then Ms. Streisand, in a lacy black gown with a plunging V-neck and greenish fringe hanging off the back, upstaged herself with a political parody of "People" that made Mr. Crystal's material sound almost centrist.

What follows, in the only slow movement of the work's five, is a lament, made with the simplest material, no more than a falling scale, but making that material sound new.

There's lots of endearing comic business here, around a small core of average-to-good material: sound-portraits of royal family members, a few neat one-liners ("I come from a musical household. I live in A flat"), and a cute song about being single at Christmas.

I ask Dwane what the new material sounds like.

In fact, the Gurus' earliest - and spikiest - material sounds the best.

At its most grating, the material sounds like the sort of Euro-pop you'd cross an ocean to avoid.

Yes, the latest material sounds a bit humdrum on an iPhone, and coming first out of the blocks here The Miracle of Joey Ramone is loud and rocky but not quite in 'thrilling opening number' territory.