Sentence examples for sounds bright from inspiring English sources

First, you have to understand why the major triad, its fair-haired companion, sounds "bright".

Vocally, Ms. Bareilles sounds bright, too, and comfortable — doing her familiar trick of making the melancholy chirp.

Earlier this year, Vernon and West made guest appearances on "Friends," a song by Francis and the Lights, which featured Vernon, West, and Francis singing through Prismizer, a software program that, like Auto-Tune or the vocoder, makes sounds bright and syrupy.

In Bach's day this work was routinely played on a two-manual harpsichord -- that is, with an upper and lower keyboard, each of which could be altered to produce different kinds of sounds: bright and steely, dry and plucked, and more.

Over the phone she sounds bright, fun, and articulate.

Cleave likes both titles, believing that The Other Hand "speaks to the dichotomous nature of the novel, with its two narrators and two worlds", also referencing Sarah's injury, while Little Bee is appropriate as the novel is really the telling of Little Bee's story, and sounds "bright and approachable", in line with his aim to write "an accessible story about a serious subject".

He sounds brighter and more mischievous than he has in a while, enabled by West's excellent production that played fast and loose with samples and bricolage beats.

Mr. Grossman said he played the flourish in the concert key of C. "I used to play it in B flat for years but changed it a few years ago — it sounds brighter in C".

The spiky finale sounded bright but anxious.

The lighting is subtle, the ideas sound bright.

But his top voice sounded bright, robust and ringing.