Sentence examples for sounds sometimes from inspiring English sources

The electronic sounds sometimes overwhelm the acoustic ones, but the samples keep disintegrating.

While there were plentiful ear-catching elements, the abstract sounds sometimes failed to coalesce into a memorable whole.

Its luminous tableaus move with the sounds, sometimes in tight synchronicity and sometimes like a lazy dancer who only sways or shuffles his feet.

They had made chewing motions with their mouths and produced blissful sounds, sometimes half opening eyes blind with sleep and then closing them again, stirring a little, and moaning because of the sweetness of their own existence.

Mr. Dalbavie was once a practitioner of "musique spectrale" (spectral music), which has the nebulous ideal of breaking down sounds — sometimes with the help of computers — and redeploying them.

Because of the asperity of her voice, the tear sounds sometimes as if her breath had caught, and as if she were reluctant to sing what she is about to but feels compelled to disclose it.

Slowly, though, the band began to jell: Mr. Jenner's guitar slashes were still electric; Mr. Roccoforte was determined on drums; and Mr. Andruzzi remained a jack-of-all-sounds, sometimes tooting his saxophone, sometimes whacking a cowbell, sometimes both.

The sound sometimes went flat, and the lighting was harsh.

He also developed a distinctive sound, sometimes called "growl" trumpet, in his own playing.

Lush sound sometimes turns arid in the big box, and even the loudest, most dramatic moments can feel flat.

More frustrating is that "Director's Cut" is a unified, relentlessly pleasing piece of sound, sometimes unbearably so.