Sentence examples for sound suggests from inspiring English sources

The sound suggests fog rolling over a green field.

Because the organ straddles the borders between musical worlds, its sound suggests them all.

Yet their challenging, genre-defying sound suggests that mainstream, chart-topping success isn't their primary objective.

Even the plays' reliance on mealtimes and offstage sound suggests the influence of the Russian master.

Onomatopoeia may also refer to the use of words whose sound suggests the sense.

It's often pointed out, as if it's surprising, that Jepsen is thirty — i.e., older than her sound suggests.

Clearmountain, then a rising star in record production, is often credited for the popularity of the NS-10; Phil Ward, writing in Sound on Sound, suggested that Clearmountain was probably not the earliest, but was certainly the most influential early adopter.

On cue, a splat and hiss of shrill sound suggested a fissure of some kind.

By contrast, Broadcast's sound suggested a boundless world of hitherto-unexplored possibilities.

Dawta's speech is inflected with a specific vernacular sound suggesting the West Indies.

At times the group's sound suggested either a stripped-down Mahavishnu Orchestra or a muscled-up Dirty Three.