Sentence examples for sound bent from inspiring English sources

Turkey, as self-proclaimed protector of the country's Turkoman minority, has talked of intervening in the north, especially when Iraq's Kurds sound bent on independence.

A voiced consonant at the end of a word may become voiceless when the next word begins with a voiceless consonant, as in [l̪ˠuːpˠ ʃeː] "he bent", where the b sound of /l̪ˠuːbˠ/ "bent" has become a p sound before the voiceless s of.

Speaking candidly and passionately on the eve of Wales's opening 2018 World Cup qualifying match against Moldova in Cardiff on Monday, Coleman insisted his enthusiasm was as strong as ever and sounded hell-bent on doing everything in his power to guide the country to the finals in Russia, after which he intends to step down as manager come what may.

It should be possible to tailor these so that sound waves are bent such that no echo results.

Ms. Souza produced the compellingly reedy sound and supplely bent notes called for in "Quisiera yo renegar" from Osvaldo Golijov's "Pasión Según San Marcos".

Lewis, a pianist of inward, intellectual bent, sounded slightly out of place when he played Beethoven's "Emperor" Concerto in Avery Fisher on Mostly Mozart's opening night.

Read about it, see a video we made at last year's festival, and dig into this mixtape of bent sounds we made, featuring tracks by Pete Edwards, Lesley Flanigan, Computer at Sea and others.

Furthermore they produced sound whether they were bent, moving, or even partially damaged.

King isn't crazy about Keyes's by-the-book behavior, either: "You make Sinatra wait for a table," snarls King, who is given to saying, "I'm a freakin' angel," which makes him sound like the first bent-nose celestial figure.

Quignard — a novelist and essayist of an oblique, aphoristic bent — writes: All sound is the invisible in the form of a piercer of envelopes.

The vocal tract is a bent tube, and sound radiates to the outer space from the mouth opening.