Sentence examples for remarkable audio from inspiring English sources

It's a remarkable audio sequence that shows the precise process of how his son first came to say the word "water".

Hugo Lindgren, a former editor of the Times Magazine and now the president of Page 1, the journalism-based film-production company founded by Mark Boal, the writer and producer of "The Hurt Locker" and "Zero Dark Thirty," came to them with some remarkable audio: about twenty-five hofrecordedcorded phone interviews that Boal had conducted with Bergdahl after his return from captivity.

The video also includes some remarkable audio: After the police realize that the couple really did have a medical emergency, one officer can be heard saying, twice, "I'll get rid of the video".

There is some remarkable audio, complete with creaking courtroom furniture, of Mandela's original courtroom statement, thanks to smart new technology and assiduous work at the British Museum, whose staff managed to reconstruct his words from a dilapidated "Dictaphone" tape made of thick plastic that 1960s South African courts customarily used.

Architectural Web Of Threads Gets Irradiated In Remarkable Audio-Visual Installation.

Soon afterward the new chips will affect everyday computer users, for whom a new generation of media machines should offer remarkable improvements in audio and visual effects.

In 1962, the young French film-maker François Truffaut conducted a remarkable series of audio interviews with Alfred Hitchcock at the latter's offices at Universal Studios.

When talking about the sound design of Red Dead Redemption, Game Informer said "From pitch-perfect gunshots to the daunting rumble of prairie thunderstorms, the remarkable attention to audio detail brings the world to life".

But for the next several days a remarkable replay of the audio is allowing Internet users to experience the momentous 1969 space mission as it happened.

Neil Spencer Acoustic Triangle Resonance (Audio-B) £13.99 This remarkable trio - bassist Malcolm Creese, pianist Gwilym Simcock and Tim Garland, playing saxophone and bass clarinet - inhabits the rich borderland between jazz and classical music, and there is nothing else quite like it.

In honor of these five remarkable men and women, we've selected profound audio bites from speeches and remarks they have delivered over the years as a way to honor their contributions to America and pay tribute to black history:  .