Sentence examples for robust sound from inspiring English sources
Angela Smith brought a robust sound to Little Buttercup.
Mr. Szot sings the role with robust sound and vitality.
Suddenly squat and plain words – "durable", "stable", "robust" – sound sweeter to the ear.
The London Symphony Chorus (directed by Joseph Cullen) sang with dignity, fortitude and robust sound.
The Collegiate Chorale sang with its customary robust sound, skill and involvement.
Mr. Allen still sings with robust sound and consummate Mozartean style.
As expected, there was plenty of robust orchestral sound yet it never swamped the singers.
"When the octaves are stretched more, it creates a more robust, gritty sound that fits better to Schumann, Brahms or Liszt".
Brian Mulligan as Marcello, was also outstanding, with a big full robust baritone sound that easily carried beyond the theater's dodgy acoustics.
The Schola Cantorum de Venezuela, from Caracas, has become Lincoln Center's resident exotic choir, mainly because composers seem so strongly drawn to the group's robust, flexible sound.
And if it took the players a few moments to settle into each piece, once they did, they produced a robust, unified sound that reflected the almost ecstatic devotion that Messiaen and Mendelssohn embrace in these scores.
