Sentence examples for nuanced sound from inspiring English sources
Both its construction and its nuanced sound put it in a different league from the other woofers, though it lacks the punch of the self-powered Microworks unit.
Those tensions inform London Zoo, but the album takes a step back from the Bug's early sonic extremism to create a more nuanced sound.
SOUND CARD Creative's $199.99 sound card (not shown), which requires an empty PCI slot on your computer's motherboard, is designed to render a true and powerfully nuanced sound.
Let it never be said that Avery Fisher Hall is unworkable: Heras-Casado is a master blender, and he brought out a full, hearty, grand, yet nuanced sound that shows off the majesty of the city's orchestra.
Gjerstad's plaintive soprano line wheels over First Version as the creative Pedersen trills, jostles, and mimics it, and John Stevens displays the mix of rhythmic intensity and nuanced sound that made him such a rarity.
James Dean Bradfield has checked his use of his voice as aural paint-stripper, and the nuanced sound that remains is in tune with the album's mix of influences, including jazz and psychedelia.
For the past 300 years, the violins of Antonio Stradivari (1634 1737) and Giuseppe Guarneri del Gesu (1698 1744) have excelled in molding a many-nuanced sound that seems to better express the intent of composers and musicians.
Christopher Burchett, a vocally agile baritone, and Nancy Allen Lundy, a strong soprano, brought a more nuanced operatic sound to their portrayals of the soldier and the peasant.
The nuanced, unified sound that Mr. Jarvi drew from his players suited the Ravel, and you could argue that it supported the more meditative aspects of Bartok's Concerto No. 3 as well.
This is true, but I would add that for Busoni, Bach's music was also an anchor that tended to steady his own work, so that the more tethered it was to Bach, the more stable and nuanced it sounded.
It could be that the typical established publication has become too impressed with its own self-imposed status as a journal of record, which must confine itself to the facts; and that a complex, nuanced statement sounds not enough like a fact, and hence must be confined to the blogs, where nobody has any manners anyway.
