Sentence examples for sound making from inspiring English sources

The high ceilings swallow sound, making the room peaceful.

The bankers expect him to say the economy is "fundamentally sound," making him look like Herbert Hoover.

In noisy settings in particular, they can pick up too much sound, making it difficult to distinguish speech.

The muted sound, making the sirens and blaring horns sound strangely distant, as if underwater, or in some horrible dream.

"This diffuses the sound, making this relatively small room the acoustical equivalent to a much larger concert hall".

Mr. Shaw played with just enough reserved emotion, making the song new, and his; Mr. Haynes toned down and concentrated, minimizing his sound, making it simple but graceful.

Most sound-making insects also have tympanal organs that can perceive airborne sounds.

The composer Nate Wooley, who views his trumpet as a "sound-making machine," performs his score in a corner.

Hundreds of microtonally-tuned sound-making microprocessors are dispersed throughout the venue to create a sea of intense beating frequencies that change as audience members turn their heads and move through the space.

The grunt operates by cogs gradually raising the weighted "grunt-pipe" until it reaches a point where it slips down "to fall against its fixed lower-board or reservoir, discharging the air to form the grunting sound" Today all the sound-making functions rely on the crank-handle to power them, though Ord-Hume believes this was not originally the case.

This first-order inquiry cannot proceed without acknowledgment of claims made by media and cultural theorists, art theorists and art audiences, concerning the way digital image- and sound-making technologies are fundamentally changing our understanding of art, representation, and perceptual experience.