Sentence examples for patchwork of sounds from inspiring English sources

Such an unpredictable patchwork of sounds could have easily fallen into a hodge-podge heap, but that is where the skill of Sanchez enters.

Happily, the guest vocalists (Father John Misty's Josh Tillman, Jennifer Herrema once of Royal Trux, Toro y Moi) aren't too front-and-centre, but largely absorbed into the larger patchwork of sounds.

In the elegant, moving story called "The Sounds That Arrive in the Present," the weary Belle finds solace by driving out to a little farm town at lunchtime and losing herself in the patchwork of sounds that envelops her -- wind chimes, bird song, snippets of remembered conversation, a comforting chorus that reminds her of her childhood.

Made with Malcolm Brodwick, who compiled the seamless patchwork of sound and music, the film reaches an apotheosis with a glorious shot of dancing feet — hovering on tiptoe as if unencumbered by gravity and accompanied by the song "Earth Angel" — that, when the camera pans up, turn out to belong to Mick Jagger.

Pink Floyd set an obvious precedent for that record, both with the patchwork of looped sound effects they crafted on Dark Side of the Moon and the metaphorical device of fascism they employed on The Wall, but they were never anything other than a rock band.

A litany of patchwork sounds, handles as arcane, as urban, as unique and beautiful as graffiti.

But that narrative ignores the bounty of regional Mexican and Latin American music, to say nothing of sounds spilling from patchwork populations.

Rolling from hints at Shostakovich to "J'ai deux amours", it is a patchwork of ambivalence: it produces sound effects; it is employed in cinematic-style for atmosphere, and it fuels the action: running below the dialogue, it gives the play a distinctive rhythm.

Rolling from hints at Shostakovich to "J'ai deux amours", it is a patchwork of ambivalence: it produces sound effects; it is employed in cinematic-style for atmosphere, and it fuels the action: running below the dialogue, it gives the play a distinctive rhythm.

The show also sounds amazing, with a patchwork of languages and musical snatches.

Obviously there were plenty of sound recordings available before then, but those sound recordings are protected under a patchwork of state laws and were not granted federal protection.