Sentence examples for sounded unsuited from inspiring English sources
The notoriously irascible Getz fell out with Byrd over royalties and their partnership stalled, but the music stayed on a roll for a couple of years, passing through various mutations including a big band that mostly sounded unsuited to the idiom's delicacy, despite some haunting interplay between Getz and trombonist Bob Brookmeyer.
Her 1988 debut album, La Diva aux Pieds Nus (The Barefoot Diva), and a 1990 follow-up featured an electronic pop sound unsuited to Évora.
He sounds worryingly determined to carry on, as though having missed out on so much cricket due to injury he is hellbent to playing no matter how unsuited he is to the format.
This gives a softer, earthier sound that is completely unsuited to large concert halls and big orchestras, and which undoubtedly contributed to its decline during the Baroque period.
STILE ANTICO What do you do when you have great instincts for early-music programming but a hall that is acoustically unsuited to the sound and style?
Like much of Ms. Cody's work, "Paradise" plays out in quippy sound bites, only this time they feel entirely unsuited to Lamb's sheltered background.
Most preferred to avoid it: the silent trap attracted more crustaceans than the noisy one, providing the first evidence that some organisms avoid reef sounds, probably to steer clear of predators or habitat unsuited to their particular lifestyle.
Meanwhile, sound waves have the opposite problem: they dissipate quickly and travel relatively slowly, making them unsuited to finding anything more than a dozen feet away.
The foreign secretary aside, people profoundly unsuited to a task rarely get to have a go.
But his national security résumé is short, his genial temperament may be unsuited to political combat, and his approach to terrorism is guided more by case-specific pragmatism than an overarching ideology reducible to sound-bites.
