Sentence examples for music asserts from inspiring English sources

Girl Talk's music asserts all these things at once.

Today's cynical music asserts that, for many people, love's release still brings more risk than ease.

What they really want to do is sell music," asserts Jones.

One prominent theory is that music asserts its effects through influencing emotions [3] [5].

Mr. Masur also chafes at the suggestion that he has neglected American music, asserting that as a leading international ensemble the Philharmonic must present an international repertory.

Napster's lawyers counter that the company should not be held accountable if some members use the service to exchange copyrighted music, asserting that it should not have to play the role of the police and that the songs are not kept on its own computers.

David Sánchez It would be gravely misleading to characterize the tenor saxophonist David Sánchez as a Latin-jazz musician, though his music constantly asserts a bond with Latin music, and often specifically with his homeland, Puerto Rico.

It is a practice the music industry asserts amounts to theft.

Ministerial mood music now asserts that "George is in listening mode", as Hancock says, echoing Nicky Morgan's script.

This is music that asserts flexible criteria (implied pulse, spirit, soul) over sturdy ones (groove, pitch, harmony, counterpoint).

The New York festival, in its 11th year, is directed by the Juilliard-trained accordionist and composer WILLIAM SCHIMMEL, an indefatigable champion of his beloved instrument, which is suitable for any kind of music, Mr. Schimmel asserts.