Sentence examples for sounded vital from inspiring English sources

There were sparks, teases, intriguing excursions and a few misfires, but the Police sounded vital, still fascinated by Sting's songs and ready to tear into them anew.

The drummer Louis Bellson and the trumpeter Clark Terry add punch, and the band sounds vital despite all the defections.

But she found ways to make these works sound vital and often surprising, and without imposing layers of interpretive eccentricity on them.

Even when Charlie Burchill, the only other remaining founder member, swaps his guitar for gothic violin on the eight-minute monster Pleasantly Disturbed, it sounds vital rather than unwieldy.

It was so aggressively done that it managed to sound vital despite the obviousness of its influences – well over a decade after the post-punk revival began, you wouldn't have thought the world needed another spiky, black-clad band clearly in thrall to Siouxsie and the Banshees – but it was hard to escape the feeling that anything that blazed that intensely probably wouldn't burn for very long.

I loved the record and having only just heard it again recently on a Moody Boyz DJ set, it still sounds vital.

Performing these anthems expressing passionate defiance and solidarity, the group has never sounded more vital and engaged.

His voice sounded so vital and powerful, and yet at the same time so frail and so very, very old.

Perhaps it was because the Webern has receded into the musical past that the Chiara's deeply personalized performance sounded so vital.

All of which sounded pretty vital to me.

AllMusic's Jason Birchmeier commented that Megadeth hasn't sounded this vital since Countdown to Extinction, and called the album "damn near perfect".