Sentence examples similar to tangential sounds from inspiring English sources
The track itself is in line with the duo's existing material, kneading and slinging a host club-tangential sounds in a number of unpredictable directions at once.
The sound of the band was in a way vaguely folksy, in another way vaguely country, slightly tangential to the sound of what came to be called alt-country, or Americana.
Often he talks about himself in the third person, or delivers tangential spiels that sound like they've been lifted from a motivational manual.
This may sound tangential, but I'm rather reminded of a passage from a Tony Blair conference speech that both set out New Labour's credo, and captured its essential pathology.
The voice-over narration is overwrought and corny: "Like a bikini, little was seen, and later it became clear that what was hidden was much sweeter". Most of the interviews are so tangential that they sound like slopeside filler on ESPN rather than something insightful.
A theoretical analysis is given of an experiment being performed at the University of Southampton [1] as part of a programme to quantify the effectiveness of perforated screens in dissipating sound in the presence of tangential mean flow.
The indestructible Jones began with one of his famously vague introductions: musical episodes of gravelly sounds punctuated with mystifying laughter, pauses and tangential asides.
If you've ever wondered what it would sound like if a freshman writing workshop recited their poetry about space travel, sacred geometry, and the tangential tendencies of our bodies' atoms while seven people played guitar at the same time, this record is a good starting point.
Your failure was tangential.
