Sentence examples for sound possibility from inspiring English sources

I merely posed the medically sound possibility that if he had syphilis, as his friend and physician Janos Plesch posited, it could have had an impact on the health of his first- and third-born children.

The result has been a great extension of the sound possibilities of Western instruments.

Mr. Bynum is really nuts about sound itself; on the tracks "Morning Group" and "Land Mass" he runs through indexes of trumpet-sound possibilities: harsh buzzes, kinetic swipes, ballad tones.

To my ear, her songs sound like possibility – and that voice, soaring and spectacular, makes me love her even more.

Doggedly anti-corporate and often stubbornly anti-melodic, it sometimes seemed less a collection of songs than a prolonged experiment in sound and possibility.

But we spent another half an hour talking about why I had put the line in there at all, whether for the sake of sound (a possibility that made him angry) or because I thought (for some deranged reason) that it was "necessary".

The New Yorker, May 13 , 1939P. 13 Nineteen months ago Twentieth Century-Fox decided that she needed a Paris story department, to sound the possibilities of the foreign market.

By W. L. Root and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, May 13 , 1939P. 13 Nineteen months ago Twentieth Century-Fox decided that she needed a Paris story department, to sound the possibilities of the foreign market.

There are slices of human cadavers mounted in glass; sensors that allow you to launch table-tennis balls with brain signals; simple robots that can be programmed to maneuver through a maze; a MIDI playpen of musical sounds and possibilities; and a 55-foot-long "running wall" — you can race alongside moving images of a full-size cheetah, a Tyrannosaurus rex or contemporary athletes.

After working at Dub Narcotic and expanding the palette of sounds and possibilities in Desolation Wilderness, I really wanted to assemble a live band.

Surrounded by swirling synths and ebullient percussion, Romes sound giddy with possibility.