Sentence examples for overblown notes from inspiring English sources

Here he seemed unusually intent on strident epiphany: his solo on "Blues Minor," the opener, was full of overblown notes and impassioned digressions, hard swerves out of the given key.

Mr. Carter hinted at Coltrane's intensity in ballad statements, raced into modernist harmonies and used judicious double tonguing and overblown notes; he also played phrases that ached with the blues.

Adjusting the angle of the bore taper controls the frequencies of the overblown notes (harmonics).

The chief executive, Ed Woodward, has previously thought the criticism was overblown, noting that he had received fewer letters and emails of complaint than when David Moyes was manager.

Mr. Thompson says these fears are overblown, noting that the next largest nonperforming loan on the bank's books is less than one-tenth the size of Sunbeam's.

Likewise the strange overblown sleeve notes - "A disgusting, degenerate, insipid young folklorist from the Croat & Isaiah Nettles Foundation for Ethnological Research meandered mesmerically midst marble mansions in Mattapon, Massachusetts …" Fahey was having his own kind of fun at the expense of blues and folk music collectors, of which, ironically, he was one.

In the best-case scenario, "embraced by the financial industry," the panel's concerns "may prove overblown," it notes.

Fig. 1 Log spectrogram example of standard and overblown tone.

Other experts said those fears were overblown, but noted that the full workings of the Stuxnet worm remained unclear.

Chad Grischow for IGN described the song's piano led instrumental to be "overblown", but noted that Lewis has enough "vocal strength to prevent her from being overshadowed by the drowningly lush sound".

Although standard fingering generates a brighter and more stable tone than an overblown sound, alternative fingerings are frequently used to minimize mistakes in note transition or to add a special color to the tone, especially in contemporary repertoire [3].