Sentence examples for of a unison from inspiring English sources

But what's most remarkable is how much excitement they can build out of a unison rhythm.

The priests expressed "in something of a unison" that the new missal "is more of a burden than a blessing".

The test goes over some of the basic math of a Unison transaction — how much the home buyer would owe Unison based on the gain or loss in the value of their home — as well as rules of the deal.

As part of a Unison-led campaign to resist the privatisation of the council's IT department, the workforce played a central a role in reshaping it, achieving £28m worth of savings – without compulsory redundancies or loss of terms and conditions – along with sharp improvements in services, user satisfaction, training and investment.

Mr. Wollschleger and Mr. Raikhel were the boldest in their textural reconfigurations, but the gentler pieces — Mr. Cerrone's soft-hued version of "Serenity (A Unison Chant)" and Mr. Robinson's cheerful "Memories" — proved the most effective.

Some of the poems feel purely elemental - the sound of high winds drives a sequence of gusting jumps, while the rhythmic drag of waves accompanies a unison flow.

References to classicism and antiquity are paired with a diverse range of imagery from the 21st century in the paintings of Jake Scharbach, a unison that is aesthetically harmonious but ultimately disheartening.

"Knock You Out" riled the crowd up and prompted a unison of hugs, lip locks, soothed eyes and raised beverages.

With only two exceptions within the three films combined in which women sing, male voices intone in a unison reminiscent of group prayer or the recitation of ritual litanies.

The first movement opens dramatically, with stuttering, accelerating blasts of a fortissimo unison A, finally breaking out into a torrent of energy as a melody soars over a whirl of jumpy chords and inner voices.

You singled out Mr. Mitchell as a star because of the lyrical fluency with which he tackled the off-balance challenges of one dance, only to notice him in the back row of a staccato unison group later.