Sentence examples for sounds refined from inspiring English sources

But it sounds refined: between Andy Cabic's light, nasal voice, a little like Jerry Garcia's, and Otto Hauser's simple, lightweight drum grooves on songs like "I Know No Pardon," the band put high musicality into easy-medium tempos.

It's hard to imagine Bryan Ferry releasing an album that doesn't sound refined and elegant.

With its endless repetitions of a sweeping theme, the work made the Rachmaninoff Second Concerto sound refined by comparison.

Rather than trying to decide between them, I see the trio of post-reformation albums (including 2012's The Seer and 2014's To Be Kind) as an indivisible set, which documents the band developing a new sound, refining it and then introducing new elements such as funk and cosmic jazz.

"The sound result of Technoself is a digestion of beloved sounds being refined, filtered, and re-arranged in the time period of the average thought," says Parks, who describes the sound as "segmented, split-second curated soundscapes atop a highway of refined, war-drum rhythms".

The insults simply sound more refined in Italy.

The technique was influenced by Phil Spector's "wall of sound" and refined over the years in the studio.

In a six-week gig at the Whisky-A-Go-Go club on Sunset Strip, the band polished their sound and refined their image, later gaining a record label Atlantic subsidiary Atco.

So while the Kendal band's profile has mushroomed, their sound has been refined, from debut album Limbo, Panto's kaleidoscope of sounds via 2009's undulating Two Dancers and 2011's sombre Smother.

By that point the sound was so refined, so reduced, that it was like a classical French stock.

It's a phenomenal set-up that plays off the expertly constructed wall of sound Reznor has refined over the years.