Sentence examples for only real sound from inspiring English sources

The only real sound in Paradise on Monday was the rustle of a stiff, cold wind in the pines — and Weldon's sound system, blaring classic rock.

The only real sound, indeed, comes from Robert Mataya, who is keen to show visitors that the wallet-sized piece of steel in his hand does not even make a "ding" when someone flicks it.

The only real sounds to be heard were the soft beep-boops of people locking car doors with remote keys.

SoundRacer EVS use only real engine sound recordings as the base for the sounds, following the legislation guidelines that the sound "should sound similar to the sound of a vehicle of the same category equipped with an internal combustion engine".

"More importantly, what it's done is provide us an opportunity to really become real, sound players, not only just in creating curriculum but also in starting to have meaningful programs with kids," Woods said.

For those seeking contrition, or debate, or even just a little schadenfreude, the only real high point was the sound of the furiously self-important Keys reduced to saying things like "Get down to Wickes for 50% off terracotta wall tiles, now only £4.99 a metre".

Nicolson makes adultery sound like the only real pleasure to be had amid the "general tedium and vacuity" of the typical country-house weekend, for whose evening entertainments a lady's makeup carried the idea of blue-bloodedness to a grotesquely literal extreme: "to indicate sensitivity the naturally bluish-violet veins at neck, temple and cleavage were emphasized with a blue crayon".

Arguing that emulating the independent sector was the only real solution to social mobility, he sounded an awful lot like representatives of those very institutions.

The only real certainty is that a gun will sound and the boats will go.

The only real reminders of it would be the sound of planes overhead on their way to Bristol and a single, stray bomb exploding in his garden.

The only real exotic note among the paintings is sounded by E. Irving Couse.