Sentence examples for sounds substantially from inspiring English sources

"Led Zeppelin toured with Spirit before they wrote a song that sounds substantially similar to Taurus.

It's also worth noting that the 80s pop stuff sounds substantially less exhausted than their solitary tilt towards more recent music.

It's not just that singer-songwriter Josh Tillman's music sounds substantially more aggressive and less obviously indebted to mid-70s LA rock live than on record, although it does.

The audience, for their part, start bellowing along and don't really stop for the next hour and a half: through Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall, a version of Paradise that now comes with a pounding house coda attached, Viva La Vida and Fix You, the lastsong that always sounds substantially less mawkish when thousands of people are singing along.

The audience, for their part, start bellowing along and don't really stop for the next hour and a half: through Every Teardrop is a Waterfall, a version of Paradise that now comes with a pounding house coda attached, Viva La Vida and Fix You, the latter a song that always sounds substantially less mawkish when thousands of people are singing along.

Over all, the new discs sound substantially better than the Beatles' original CDs, which EMI issued in 1987.

Eight Mile Style claims the song on the advert sounded "substantially similar" to Eminem's "Under the Influence", from the album The Marshall Mathers LP produced by Dr Dre and Eminem.

Subjectively, the recorded wind-tunnel and on-road wind noises sound substantially different.

However, he also stated that the Avid Reverb One sounded substantially better than Altiverb to him.

The auditory P3a is a large positive deflection elicited by unexpected, novel sounds which substantially differ from other sounds, for example slam of the door or human cough.

In the simple trial (see Table  1), frequencies of ventilation sounds overlapped substantially with speech, indicating the potential to mask vocal communication.