Sentence examples for sounds express from inspiring English sources

According to Petrovsky, the sounds "express auditorily different states of mind, like joy, euphoria, desire, fear, hate, aggression and resignation, astonishment, outrage, pain, panic, desperation and fanatical excitement".

The magical phrase is a way of saying nothing and too much, a storybook sound expressing a painful longing, a childish singsong of a woman who's watching the world go round and looking for a place to get on — a theatrical moment of daily life in which a woman plays herself in the hope of becoming what she is.

(a) Roughness, proposed in [88], is an estimation of the sensory dissonance of a sound, expressing a sense of roughness of a sound due to rapid fluctuations in its amplitude.

Interested by a "limitless umbrella of sound," the two have been experimenting with the notion of sound expressed visually, through the study of cymatics: studying the visual patterns formed by sound waves.

Instead, rootsy instruments have given way to synthesizers, blazing electric guitars and bass-drum loops on "Wilder Mind," a distinctly different sound expressing an expanded sense of late-night melancholy.

MARGARET LENG-TAN, SYLVIE COURVOISIER Morton Feldman proved that the smallest sounds can express big ideas.

Every country's broad comedy has its own rhythms and sounds to express aggressive excitement, dense frustration and nonsense exclamations.

That, scientists say, would allow organisms to be even more versatile, just as some languages have sounds or express concepts not found in English.

There is something magical in the power of flat pictures to depict a diverse universe, as also in the power of mere sounds to express events.

It's honest language to use sounds to express yourself.

I care more about how I can use sounds to express human emotions and feelings.