Sentence examples for resembled sound from inspiring English sources

Despite a limited vocal range which made Bob Dylan (the singer whose style Reed's most resembled) sound like Caruso and oft-quoted wisecracks like "One chord is fine.

NatureSemi Sounds resembling sounds occurring in nature, such as people blowing air or splashing water.

Do they sound realistic or closely resemble sounds you've heard before?

Such music was called organum, probably because it resembled the sound of contemporary organs.

Like his contemporary Louis Armstrong, Bechet's playing resembled the sound of the human voice.

Ms. Lavigne, however, settled on something entirely her own, refusing to cut any tracks that resembled the sound of other artists.

He explains, "For the cover I wanted something that resembled the sound of the EP.

It soon dawned on Poole that Mlaika's vocalizations resembled the sounds of trucks rolling down the nearby Nairobi-Mombassa highway.

The sound of the saxophones playing this Chinese tune closely resembles the sound of the reed organ appearing on the Guinness and other musical boxes that include "Sinfa".

Like his friends from the mystique-loving London collective PC Music, Sophie's output features pitched-up vocals that pay lip service to unreconstructed girliness (topics include boys and shopping), noises so manic and maximalist they resemble cartoon sound effects, and a spasmodic, clanging rhythm that brings to mind the sound made by a crashing computer program.

The word "Sounds" is sewn on the chest in red letters surrounded by platinum silver and black which resemble the sound holes on a guitar.