Sentence examples for sounding of from inspiring English sources

It may even delay the sounding of the main note.

We concur with this most conservative sounding of imperatives.

Repetitive sounding of the lake bed may be used to investigate patterns of sedimentation.

This concept was polyphony, the simultaneous sounding of two or more melodic lines.

The transition to talkies in the late 1920s marked the first sounding of the death knell.

Detailed seismic sounding of the mantle should increase the understanding of the mechanism controlling hot spots.

Such worries have prompted the sounding of at least one false alarm.

Watching musical powerbrokers ebb and flow might not be the sexiest-sounding of pastimes.

In 2009, he tapped Sunstein to head the most bureaucratic-sounding of bureaucracies, the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs.

The rabbit loins, too, are deliciously concentrated; even a yogurt-marinated poussin, the politest-sounding of dishes, has a surprising intensity.

Wundt's notion of the spontaneity of logical thinking is perhaps the most psychologistic-sounding of the three.