Sentence examples for sounds indeed from inspiring English sources

Beautifully orchestrated, they are forever shifting in color, and gradually, magically, they turn into sustained vocal sounds; indeed, what should come from waves but sirens?

But the humble matchstick is not as puny as it sounds; indeed, the ability to cup flame in the hand, rather than rubbing sticks together for hours, must count as one of the greatest innovations of all time.

Mainly aimed at providing researchers a tool for the investigation of ecologically based sounds, it shares with the following two papers (with which it can be grouped) the interest into large collections of sounds, indeed a major topic in actual research, as social networking increasingly allows users to provide and share audio contents.

"Post-truth" sounds indeed like the expression that best defines the sense of disbelief with which we've witnessed the course of the somewhat surreal events of the year that has not yet ended.

If looming sounds indeed make plws look more looming then these difference scores are expected to be significantly positive.

However, somatomotor cortex is not the only region to encode abstract representations of speech sounds; indeed, our results are consistent with previous findings that temporal cortex also encodes abstract syllable identity (Obleser et al. 2004; Obleser, Boecker, et al. 2006a; Obleser, Scott, et al. 2006b).

They made no sound; indeed, no one made a sound.

For most electronic music, the character of a sound indeed constitutes the song.

More often, though, she cuts through her influences, and rings out loud and clear; when she does, it's a very diverting sound indeed.

The only real sound, indeed, comes from Robert Mataya, who is keen to show visitors that the wallet-sized piece of steel in his hand does not even make a "ding" when someone flicks it.

These don't feel grafted on, but integral to their sound: indeed, Dead is at its least interesting on the couple of occasions that the trio forget about the tunes.