Sentence examples for sounds look from inspiring English sources

Contemporary art is full of old stories, genres, texts: the words, sounds, look and feel of other periods, other art forms and other artists, living and dead.

In a recent New York Times interview, Nick Sabine of Resident Advisor posed an alternative interpretation, suggesting that so-called "mainstream music" might serve as a gateway to more adventurous sounds: "Look at the sheer volume of people who now embrace E.D.M. as something they enjoy," he said.

Reading Sounds looks at closed-captioning as a potent source of meaning in rhetorical analysis.

The child would first be allowed to test the icons at random, listening to their sounds, looking at their pictures and interacting with the application.

Motorola's Droid sounds, looks, and by some accounts, is impressive.

Movies "show" the viewer every aspect of the story: how things sound, look, move.

You can have low-rise buildings that are environmentally sound — look at Sunnyside Gardens in Queens, with its interior courtyards.

If you hear this sound, look up to make sure you are not directly beneath the crane.

If no alarm has sounded, look for a fire alarm and sound it.

with-threaded-sound looks exactly like with-sound, but each note (each separate expression in the with-sound body) is handled by a separate thread.

The symbol for the schwa sound looks like this /ə/ə