Sentence examples for solid and consonant from inspiring English sources

It's a through-the-looking-glass moment: the dissonance that shocked Beethoven's listeners has become the norm in contemporary music, so Schleiermacher instead has to surprise us by giving us something solid and consonant.

It's a through-the-looking-glass moment: the dissonance that shocked Beethoven's listeners has become the norm in contemporary music, so Schleiermacher instead has to surprise us by giving us something solid and consonant.

Yet from within that weird, slippery texture, a set of solid, repeating, consonant chords emerge, bringing the movement to an unusually eerie, slow finale.

"Seventy percent of the English language is consonants and consonant sounds," he said.

In its sound system the Russian language has numerous sibilant consonants and consonant clusters as well as a series of palatalized consonants contrasting with a series of unpalatalized (plain) consonants.

Here are the English words and consonant strings.

Then, vowel and consonant MFs are conditioned to this context-speaker acoustic space.

The only difference is purely terminological, where "consonants" and "consonant clusters" in the finest analysis are called "basic consonants" and "non-basic consonants", respectively, in the CVX analysis.

Words and consonant strings were presented in upper case letters.

A same-different phoneme discrimination task with natural speech tested the perception of single consonants and consonant clusters by young but persistent RD children.

Study the inflections of Spanish vowel and consonant sounds.