Sentence examples for sound popular from inspiring English sources
Political promises to "toughen up" may sound popular but won't solve these issues.
Protecting the nation's remaining roadless lands is a scientifically sound, popular and politically pragmatic policy.
They have a bass-heavy sound popular with fans of RnB and hip hop.
Its gentle, hazy sounds, popular in the 19th century, lend an affecting fragility to Lucia's emotional breakdown.
Instead, it was the bands who followed them – Jesus Jones, EMF, Carter USM, Pop Will Eat Itself – who made similarly polyglot sounds popular.
But best of all are the mix shows, a tradition carried over from commercial radio, on which regional D.J.'s -- Houston's Paul Wall and Memphis's D.J. Paul & Juicy J (XM 66: Raw); Atlanta's D.J. Drama and Florida's D.J. Smallz (Sirius 42: Wax) -- feature the sounds popular in their nabes.
A few years ago, the border separated the EDM sounds popular at American festivals from snob-approved styles of dance music that simmered in small nightclubs.
On one hand, this cliqueness helps the city's many scenes distill sounds popular within their groups to create new genres of music juke and drill and house were all born here.
Originally an outtake from Gessle's solo album En händig man, the song was specially provided for the film, to resemble the sound of popular 1980s pop group Gyllene Tider.
Gin Beach, on the sound, is popular with families.
When magnetic sound became popular, the oxide strips were embossed after printing.
