Sentence examples for mere sounds from inspiring English sources
There is something magical in the power of flat pictures to depict a diverse universe, as also in the power of mere sounds to express events.
Words become mere sound again.
But to trophy hunters, the mere sound of grand names is sweet music.
Even the mere sound of women's voices is used as an excuse to dismiss women.
And this is where mere sound planning passed into the realm of the incredibly opportune.
Many liberals, though, will want concrete promises on policy rather than mere sound bites.
No mere sound effect, it is intrinsic to the score, and all the more chilling for it.
Charles Ives, for one, believed just as firmly that music was more than mere sound in agreeable arrangements.
Many sportswriters and columnists practically fall into a swoon at the mere sound of those words, Subway Series.
Think of Pavlov's dog, which started salivating at the mere sound of a bell once it learned that the ringing signified feeding time.
For her, and for her readers, the mere sound of many of the words — Shabwa, Sheba, frankincense — was part of the driving mystery.
