Sentence examples for sound remarked from inspiring English sources

On piano, his "trademark sound", remarked Ken Dryden, "was the emphasis of the middle and lower registers while nearly ignoring the top two octaves".

But he blended that with some sound remarks on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and also a Wilsonian call for democracy and liberty to extend their reach to all those places as yet untouched by their blessings.

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Let Me Imagine You is a plea for the preservation of mystique in an exhibitionist age: "Please don't twitter / I find it sweeter". As always, what Forster lacks in melodic variation he makes up for with deft phrasing and droll humour: "Wild mountain sound!" he remarks over the fast country picking at the end of I Love Myself And I Always Have (the album was recorded at Mt Nebo, outside Brisbane).

They particularly praised the graphics and extensive, realistic sound effects, remarking that they were very impressive given the limitations of Game Boy cartridges.

Harold Bloom, a literary critic with a minor in Gnosticism, credited Pagels (in the Washington Post) with "devoted and sound scholarship"; reviewers remarked on her skills as an artful, concise explainer.

Sound effects editor Bruce Tanis remarked that because the background sound lasted the entire episode, it had to be handled "thoughtfully".

When an expert explained how credit ratings can nosedive from triple A to triple B he remarked, "sounds like my essay marks".

"Sounds good," she remarked, "because there's a lot of chaos in Cairo, and I can't wait to not get blamed for it — at least for a month".

On the bright side, Howlett remarked, "they sound louder than previous CD reissues".

We are working on editing the video from the live stream which our partner Bambuser managed to produce so well (as many have remarked, the sound was great throughout).