Sentence examples for sounds flawless from inspiring English sources

"With electronic music, it's pre-programmed, so it sounds flawless.

The music sounds flawless, but the songs don't measure up; too often, Hiatt surrenders to his inner lightweight, and only occasionally ("Circle Back," "Missing Pieces") does he display the weary sentimentality of his finest work.

VanDerWerff was not fond of the reliance on "gimmicky staging", though Futterman called it "an impressive physical performance", Votta stated that "Kurt sounds flawless and the performance is captivating" and Flandez complimented his "captivating high notes after high notes", and added, "He's a star unicorn, and he knows it".

To the untrained ear, it sounded flawless; then Susanne Peck jumped up from her chair.

Nearly 20 years on, Daydream Nation sounds almost flawless, from wistful opener Teen Age Riot ("It's getting kinda quiet in my city head/ It takes a teenage riot to get me out of bed right now") through to its proggy closer, Trilogy.

At the other end of the scale, former Wynton Marsalis pianist Marcus Roberts (who played a three-day residency at Kings Place, some of it with the Guildhall School's students) sounded almost flawless, and his torrential eloquence was dazzling, even if he did make Thelonious Monk's flinty pieces sound more graceful than some fans might consider necessary.

But Michael Church watched him perform at the Barbican and the sound was flawless".

But Michael Church watched him perform at the Barbican on Sunday and the sound was flawless The Royal Opera's production of 'Cav and Pag' could take audience involvement to a new level 'Expect soundscapes, not harmonies', says the composer of his Covent Garden premiere.

DJ Premier is known for his signature scratching sound and flawless song constructions.

Even a policy that is sound in design and flawless in execution is at risk of failure if target stakeholders obstruct or otherwise undermine the system.

The sound effects will be flawless (and therefore so perfect you never think about them) or used with specific purpose to create suspense or tip off the viewer there is more to this story.