Sentence examples for menacing sounds from inspiring English sources

Because of the subwoofer, menacing sounds from particularly dark sequences in "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" could be felt and heard.

While grime has been slowly travelling from London streets to home counties suburbs, for those growing up in the inner-city sprawls of Hackney, Peckham, Lewisham or Tottenham, a different genre has dominated: the slower, menacing sounds of UK rap.

Menacing sounds - the clanging of swords and the heavy, desperate breathing of men who know what comes next.

The audience becomes entranced precisely by the means of making the spectacle, an absorption that, aided by menacing sound and flashing light, focusses attention on the devastation of war and, by contrast, the horsiness of a horse — the rearing, twitching, and nuzzling through which its nobility and affection pour out.

I'm Ready, on which that familiar sprechgesang delivery is somehow both metronomic and distended, is exemplary, but the whole record – dosed with menace – sounds hungry.

But his grip on youthful abandon is compelling — he makes menace sound fun.

For Chief Keef himself, Mr. Caramanica called him a "clunky, monochromatic" rapper whose "grip on youthful abandon is compelling — he makes menace sound fun".

Mr. Willems's music picks up the hints of rhythmic, disco-influenced melody heard in Part 1, and pumps them into a heart-thumping, often-menacing sound that sometimes wails, sometimes softly growls.

"Thunderbolt" – the first of eight arresting new songs she plays tonight – is punctuated by the crackling trumps of a Tesla coil, its gloriously menacing synth sounds playing off against Björk's otherworldly vocals.

At any given time of the day, at least four are hovering in the sky, emitting a distinctive and menacing buzzing sound.

Few people have ever played straight time with as much gusto as McNeilly; when he locks in with Sims, the drums and the bass make a single menacing vamp sound terrifying for two solid minutes.