Sentence examples for much more audible from inspiring English sources

Once Williams returned to the court with her blisters bandaged and foot rewrapped, they made their allegiances much more audible.

But the amplification did not make these singers much more audible than those who sang the old-fashioned way.

A lot of Ms. Crispell's early Cecil Taylor influence has burned off, and what's much more audible now is McCoy Tyner.

This becomes much more audible after 11PM, when a region-wide curfew for all civilians begins.

Paley Martin of Most Blunted stated that the track "is so much more than a song; it is an audible baptism, a narrative delicacy, a self-indulgent experience!

Amazon's offering has long been the leader in digital books, and its 2008 Audible acquisition has helped make audiobooks a much more prominent part of the equation.

The benefits are clear, of course, from a much more solid build with a higher-res, larger screen to Audible functionality and, for the first time on a Kindle, waterproofing.

There's really not much more to this story, other than to mention that when you first sign up with Audible they give you a 30-day free trial.

She might catch a break overseas, but the president knows that it would take much more than a moving speech on refugees or a pledge to protect the environment, to change the -- audible -- attitudes of Brazilians on the street.

Never were italics more audible.

V. No. S. Slightly more audible.