Sentence examples for most delicate sounds from inspiring English sources

Its wintry orchestral folk may be one of the most delicate sounds ever embraced by the rock audience; few musicians have stirred such ardor without once raising their voices or leaning into a power chord.

On Tuesday it was the mezzo- soprano Susan Graham in Berlioz's "Nuits d'été" opening up a vast range of expressive singing, from full-throttle outbursts to the most delicate wisps of sound.

But as someone who is trained to follow the most delicate shifts of a piece's sound and sense, it's the big, overall sonic wash of these kinds of concerts that I always find unsettling (and which reminds me to bring earplugs).

In the two years up to his untimely death in 1994, Smith told me often what a stalwart support Gordon Colling was, and of the extent to which he relied on his sound judgment in the most delicate matters of industrial relations and Party management.

MacNeil's keyboards and Burchill's guitars have never sounded so weightless and beautiful, and Forbes brings the most delicate funk imaginable.

Does not harm the most delicate fabrics.

It was the most delicate of gestures.

The raspberry-rose is the most delicate.

It would also be one of the most delicate.

Even the most delicate items had great bones.

We produce that most delicate and personal of products: health.