Sentence examples for sounds incidentally from inspiring English sources

Contraptions, from carriages to steam trains to typewriters, used to make sounds incidentally.

It sounds, incidentally, a dead ringer for Ray Winstone, complete with slightly iffy cockney colloquialisms ("Bob's yer auntie!").

Several animals birds, mammals, amphibians, fishes and arthropods produce sounds incidentally when moving or intentionally when communicating or sensing their environment with sonar-like systems [20].

So the best thing to do is to wear a slightly smarter version of your normal look (which sounds smashing, incidentally) so that you'll feel comfortable and will look like the great aunt the groom loves.

As heard on recordings, Moreschi produced an eerie, otherworldly sound that, incidentally, bears little resemblance to the modern countertenor.

You can see a variety of Zimoun's works in the compilation video above, which incidentally, sounds like a sound designer's wet dream.

Which, incidentally, sounds like a really good argument against digital dragnets.

On that piano I taught myself to play Save a Prayer which, incidentally, sounds magical as a keyboard solo, although my musical prowess disappeared many years ago, along with my Duran Duran magazine collection.

(He doesn't say "sound not metaphor", incidentally, because his music is not some abstract sonic science lesson, but about how sound affects our ears, about how we hear, about how it makes our brains and bodies vibrate, and what it can make us feel. Listen to the incantatory power of the love-obsessed voices and electronics of Les Chants de l'Amour for real sonic proof of what I'm on about).

9.39pm GMT Incidentally, it sounds a bit windy.

Both rooms are used to study sound effects, and, quite incidentally, to send visitors home happy with the idea that they understand science.