Sentence examples for natural instruments from inspiring English sources

It's a measure of Yeasayer's deep gamesmanship that, by then, the realistic, natural instruments sound like the intruders.

The new Americans in the US represent every ethnic group, which are the natural instruments of this transformation.

The new "we" in the US is represented by each ethnic group and those groups are the natural instruments of this transformation.

Only method leads to the knowledge of nature: in Sylva Sylvarum, Century I.98 Bacon deals explicitly with the question of the asymmetrical relationship between man's natural instrument (i.e., the senses) and the intricacy of nature's structures and workings.

"His natural instrument is just incredibly beautiful.

Fractional calculus represents a natural instrument to model nonlocal (or long-range dependence) phenomena either in space or time.

This equal spacing of harmonics in a natural instrument was significantly recognized with Smt-MF as shown in Figure 14. Figure 16 summarizes the average results with Std, Smt-MF, and Smt-LF mappings.

When you listen to Crosby, you feel pleasure and admiration: what was called the "golden voice" (a natural instrument superior to Sinatra's) rolls over you in pleasant cascades of sound or picks up your mood when the song is upbeat like "Accentuate the Positive" and "In the Cool, Cool, Cool of the Evening".

These are all great clues about what your "natural instrument" might be, and it involves hitting things with sticks, hands, or both!

Was Mr. Langrée not bothered by the pounding timpani that drowned out everything else in the plaintive Allegretto movement or by the squalling natural brass instruments in the finale?

The production (by Mr. Simon's collaborator through the decades, Phil Ramone) seems transparent, even as the mix juggles samples and effects, along with natural-sounding instruments and voices.