Sentence examples for section sound from inspiring English sources

"Most violinists are taught to play soloistically, to express their personality, not to blend into a homogenized section sound".

Prass's ornate orchestrations — full strings, harp, woodwinds, a brass section — sound like the work of nineteen-seventies Laura Nyro, exploding out of her LPs in Laurel Canyon (much like Jenny Lewis, whose band Prass played keyboards in last year).

Its true potential lies in the form in which a drawing is stored: digital data.In this section Sound reasons to prevent kidney rejection The ne plus ultra of medicine The immaterial world ReprintsSuch data can be copied and shared, allowing designers in different continents to collaborate on the same project.

Even now, when kidney transplantation has become routine, about 15% of transplant patients lose their new kidneys this way within a year of the operation.In this section Sound reasons to prevent kidney rejection The ne plus ultra of medicine The immaterial world ReprintsThe usual first sign of a rejection episode by which time it is well under way is the fact that the patient feels unwell.

To obtain a good string section sound on the album, Townshend bought a cello and over two weeks learned how to play it well enough to be recorded.

The rhythm section sounds faint and smudgy.

More than one section sounds like a nightmare.

If that last section sounds intrusive, that's because it kind of is.

But its fast section sounds almost Brahmsian, with only a veneer of modernist acidity.

The band's rhythm section sounds familiar too: it's Lee Alexander and Dan Reiser, from Ms. Jones's own working band.

During one unfortunate passage in the alto recitative "Ah, Golgotha, unhappy Golgotha," its woodwind section sounded like quacking ducks.