Sentence examples for pleasing melody from inspiring English sources

It leads film makers to strive harder to create the perfect scene, and songwriters to dig deeper for the most pleasing melody.

Also attractive are his song "I heard a linnet courting" (1940), the cantata Jubilate Deo (1963) and the anthem Surely the Lord is in this Place (1974), though from such a vast and varied oeuvre, in which pleasing melody is blended with the intricate rhythms of modernist music, it is difficult to choose.

The same piece of artwork is interpreted differently depending on whether there is a pleasing melody in the background or a low rhythmic hum, or harsh noise".

Even if the exposed arpeggios and astringent harmonies can bring to mind Stephen Sondheim (along with the setting, which follows "Pacific Overtures" by a few decades), Mr. Schorr finds his own way toward several pleasing melodies.

And in the liner notes Mr. Hargrove declares that he aims to please, with simple melodies and a product "steeped in tradition and sophistication".

(Major labels are already taking suggestions from it -- "Slower tempo, please, and a little more melody at the bridge").

Or they can sound combative: the bass melody running through Please Turn buzzes oppressively, while top of the mix in Brush the Heat is a high-pitched whine that bores into your ears.

The commentator George Keck writes, "His melodies are simple, pleasing, easily remembered, and most often emotionally expressive".

When the other three siblings meet him for lunch to discuss this, they "unconsciously arranged themselves around the red-checkered tablecloth according to birth order: Leo, Jack, Bea, Melody", which, like much of this novel, is both pleasing and egregiously expedient.

One of the young men informed the Attorney General that his father ran the Melody Tent in Hyannis Port, and would the Kennedys please come?

Fans of their debut single will be pleased that Cape Dory offers more of the same: layers of shimmery melody and echoing guitars.