Though these scarcely sound appetising, bare hints of them build the complexity and richness of cheeses' flavours and smells.
Then a light went on, and my mother was moving around in a bathrobe, the icebox door opening and shutting, a water faucet running, then quiet except for the sound of bare feet padding on linoleum.
Would R&B still sound as bare, distracted, and without soul as it sounds now?
Gosh, this sounds more bare knuckle than Prime Minister's Questions.
The sound is bared to the open ocean on the west, while its eastern border is a complex of islands, inlets, and fjords, some of which penetrate far inland.
Without giving too much away for those who might still dare to see it this spring, "Dogville" is a Brechtian allegory set on a nearly bare sound stage representing a Colorado mountain village.
How does something that thin, that fragile, get through without being crushed by the surf?" Mr. Swaine grew up on the water, catching flounder, eels and striped bass in the Sound with his bare hands and bringing home the shell treasures he lifted out of the sand.
Try to focus on the bare sound itself without attaching a narrative to it.
"Bare Sounds," with Savion Glover, modern tap-dance.
Consider his description of how Love Me Do's rawness stood out from quaint contemporary British sounds "like a bare brick wall in a suburban living room", or his assertion that Revolution 9, the musique concrète experiment from the White Album, is "the world's most widely distributed avant-garde artefact".
Plastikman is known for delivering acidic and bare sounds, and "Spaz" is a prime example of his tight-as-a-knot minimal techno.
