Sentence examples similar to sounds sum from inspiring English sources

The present study looked at changes in gastrointestinal sounds within individual quadrants of the abdomen, as well as overall gastrointestinal sounds (summed score from all four quadrants).

Amid the industrial-size hype and millions of dollars expended on stylists, soirees, red carpets, star-crossed production numbers and armies of publicists, it's worth remembering that the moments having the most impact in a film often boil down to two guys sitting in a darkened room, twiddling knobs, finding just the right sound to sum up a character's alienation.

It was the band's debut, the label's 12th release, and the one which really launched it; whose messy, exhilarating sound somehow sums up what Creation was all about.

He recalled how it had come out the first time, he said, how bitter he had sounded then, summing up the story in the bluntest of terms: "Let the two nigger kids go tell their nigger mom that she can't come".

Equation (25) shows that the total sound power is the sum of sound powers at each circumferential order.

In short, what sounds would best sum up Lagos as a place?

If that sounds a small sum, that's because it is.

Perhaps this sounds a modest sum to Meller, who reportedly sold his Mayfair mansion last year for £40m.

Large as the sum sounds, it provided little more than a dollar a month to cover food and medicine for each Iraqi, not to mention repairs to infrastructure.

Yet although Mr Juncker's headline number sounds impressive, the sums behind it are puny.

I only entered because the first-round prize was £70 and that sounded an enormous sum.