Sentence examples for soft loud from inspiring English sources

By the '80s and '90s the Z/28 had devolved into a soft, loud boulevard cruiser, extinguishing any memory of the original car's road-racing prowess and purpose.

While some speakers do not exhibit changes in voice quality, a subset exhibits changes in NAQ and HRF measures of similar magnitude to those observed in studies of soft, loud, and pressed speech.

Let it be soft, loud, bright, slouchy or shiny.

Tiësto has made a playlist of EDM gems and remixes that are sure to whet any appetite, ranging from hard to soft, loud to calm and everything in between.

Originally, it was all one word, pianoforte, the loud-soft or the soft-loud, pianoforte, so that there could be gradations of sound.

Where Wye Oak used to rely on grunge's sudden soft-loud changeups, now it has other paths: hovering sounds, gradual swells and additional layers.

Occasionally he was clarion clear: the soft-loud dynamics of "So Quiet in Here" were arresting, and "Who Drove the Red Sports Car" was an impassioned holler.

And lobes of dismal-flavored sea urchin served over thick lardo and heavy toast were just dreadful: the eighth band after Nirvana to write loud-soft-loud music and call it new.

By 1720 he had improved his design so that a pianist, by controlling the force and speed with which the keys were struck, could produce dynamic gradations, hence the original name of the instrument, pianoforte, meaning soft-loud.

He widens the soft-loud dynamics of snare and bass drums, makes phrases higher and shriller by octaves, and yet manages to imply a cloudy patina gathered over three centuries.

Long before Nirvana patented its soft-loud-soft routine, making the music jump with every dynamic transition, there was Bobby (Blue) Bland, uncorking his guttural wail two or three times per romantic ballad.