Sentence examples for sound reflected from inspiring English sources

To facilitate comparison with exposures of European cities, these are reported as incident levels with no inclusion of the sound reflected from the building façade of interest [ 7, 45, 46] though reflections from other building facades in the area had been included in the prediction modelling.

The sound reflected the squalor and decay of downtown New York in the late '70s.

The quartet's sound reflected this journey, beginning with a relatively light tone and moving through stages of astringency and intensity.

That is, the delay between the arrival of sound directly from the instruments or voices, and sound reflected off the walls and other surfaces is slight.

Davis's splintered phrases and fierce shrieks are recognizably descended from his earlier style, but the very metal of his trumpet seemed hotter, the sound reflected the glint of the flame.

A twig snapped, the result of his own footfall, yet the sound reflected as another presence in the woods, stalking him, and once this idea was introduced, fantasy took hold.

The quartet's sound reflects Mr. Stanko's trumpet tone: clean, slow, blobby, vulnerable.

The group's folk-rock sound reflects the slow maturation of its relationships.

In its opulence, the sound reflects a plush Victorian drawing room, lavish and overstuffed.

The effect is a stuttered sobbing sound, reflecting Orphée's grief.

I really respected grime as a culture; every sound reflects a city, and that's the sound that reflects what you guys [in London] are about.