Sentence examples for straight sound from inspiring English sources

You get it by running a straight, sound fiscal policy".

Mr. Pincus, 85, explained that playing legitimate clarinet requires a "straight" sound, but that playing klezmer clarinet requires a "kvetch".

The early-music movement is so entrenched that even in early classical music — Boccherini, Mozart — our ears expect the tight, taut, windy bounce of bow on gut, the light straight sound of music played without vibrato.

The Haydn Sonata in E-flat Major (Hob. XVI: 49) was more or less what I expected; crystal clear, excellent straight sound, and rather sterile.

"Something about disco supported the coexistence of Latin sounds, white sounds, African sounds, African-American sounds, gay sounds, straight sounds, all these different things.

The arrival of a Comedy Central star to set them straight sounds like a joke out of, well, "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart," the parodic newscast that now attracts a larger audience of 18- to 34-year-olds than the network news shows do.

If sitting still for two hours straight sounds difficult, imagine doing it in the nude while covered in sushi.

At the time, an organization that claimed the ability to turn gay men straight sounded so attractive, they didn't really investigate too carefully.

Now lets get this straight: the sound of a "Big Toot" isn't offensive – but the identical sound identified as "Wet Fart" is?

So, I just thought, "That song would be so cool if it had that beautiful, straight-sounding electric guitar sound on it.

Well, this is what straight must sound like.