Sentence examples for sounds sweeping from inspiring English sources

Cut to the bone, and sometimes a bit beyond, "The French Connection" offered a rush of sights and sounds, sweeping the viewer along in a visceral experience.

Inspired by the new sounds sweeping the United States, he teamed up with the French songwriter Boris Vian to make some of France's first rock 'n' roll hits, including "Rock and Roll Mops".

Where one can imagine DeLillo wrestling with each sentence in his dense, meticulously constructed fiction, one pictures Atwood, by contrast, letting the work flow through and out of her like orchestral sounds sweeping across an auditorium.

For example, you could imagine how wind sounds sweeping through the trees of a forest or the sound of a babbling brook in the distance.

Then I had this idea of giant waves of sound sweeping over me.

But some civilian budget analysts argued that while the president's directive sounded sweeping, the Pentagon could save that much money just by limiting its future spending increases to the rate of inflation projected by the White House.

He went from a drum n bass centric sound to sweeping, cinematic songs collected into moody albums, using unusual combinations of natural and synthetic sounds.

Jon S. Corzine may be running only for the United States Senate, but his proposals sound as sweeping as any president's since Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society.

He regretted that the protocol as published had been so spare, and that the implications had been made to sound so sweeping.

And up to three guitarists took turns soloing, quickly blasting off in circumscribed spaces: Jim Campilongo with his taut, metallic Telecaster sound; Tony Scherr, sweeping into chords with a metal slide; and Mr. Kidney, who in the Numbers Band's "Back to Disaster" played a solo almost too good to believe, in open tuning, with masterly control of echo and feedback.

This gave the percept of a sound source sweeping horizontally from one side to the other and then back again.