Sentence examples for sounds set from inspiring English sources

There are electronics, too, but the deliberately displaced organic sounds set the tone.

AS the tranquil tones of church bells and choirs usher in another Easter Sunday, you may hear stirrings of controversy beneath those sounds — set to the pounding of a Lady Gaga tune.

Ryan Kelly seemed to be less interested in the new or imaginative than in the undiluted language of classical ballet, in which he reveled in "Suite of Sounds," set to music by Lou Harrison.

And I'd flippin' love to win it!" He sounds set free, and it's hard not to compare his love life with his career: in both cases he's forced himself to open up, and found happiness.

Church bells heard downwind on a Sunday morning in the country, chimes from a bell tower in a college town at end of afternoon, the seven-o'clock whistle that starts the day in a factory town -these reliable sounds set the tone of the communities they serve.

By Robert MacMillan and E. B. White The New Yorker, February 9 , 1952P. 23 Church bells heard downwind on a Sunday morning in the country, chimes from a bell tower in a college town at end of afternoon, the seven-o'clock whistle that starts the day in a factory town -these reliable sounds set the tone of the communities they serve.

You can layer multiple sounds, setting each sound at a desired intensity.

Nevertheless, that great Domingo sound set the acoustically vibrant old hall to shimmering.

With such narrative complexities, sound, set and lighting design become crucial in telling the story.

The multidimensional perceptual space and the corresponding physical space representative of the sound set were determined with multidimensional scaling (MDS).

Her stirring sound set the hall ringing; even the orchestra seemed brighter and more present when Ms. Blythe sang.