Sentence examples for sound hints from inspiring English sources

Lead single "The Death of You and Me" entered the charts at No 15, and its Kinksian sound hints at the direction of the other nine songs on the record, which boast some typically Noel-esque titles such as "(I Wanna Live in a Dream in My) Record Machine".

The ensemble sang vigorously, but it seemed a generation removed from the untamed rural sound hinted at in the singing of Anthoula Kotsou, Mr. Kotsou's mother.

"Love Never Felt So Good" retains Jackson's distinctive disco sound with hints of Bruno Mars'retroro' style.

The Busoni also has a lush, Romantic sound with hints of Brahms and Liszt — composers with whom she has made her mark.

With a sound that hints at doubts and insecurities — the sound that the new songs suppress — Mr. Flowers can temper the music's pomp, lending the songs some depth.

This team of radical activists turned rhymers is bringing hip-hop's radical edge forward by mixing its revolutionary messages with a post-Public Enemy sound that hints at gangsta rap and dance hall.

And "Les Guetteurs de Son" ("The Guardians of Sound," 1981) hinted at Mr. Aperghis's theatrical side.

The boys had heard no sound, no hint whatsoever that anyone had crept up to the front of the hayshed; just two very loud bangs.

The Hills (the only reality show with a brilliant finale) pulled away to show the cast on a sound stage, hinting that the whole thing was constructed and scripted, something fans always believed.

In Bach's French Suite No. 6 (BWV 817), he produced a crisp, light sound that hinted at the articulation of the harpsichord, and presented each strand of the musical fabric with complete clarity.

Before the album was released there was much talk about how the title track was inspired by the Islamic State – a fair enough assessment given the references to "executions" and the fact that Donny McCaslin, the jazz musician who helped shape Blackstar's sound, had hinted as much in an interview.