Sentence examples for technique sound from inspiring English sources
This description may make the technique sound like a rigid methodology, but Schoenberg found it liberating.
Ms. DiDonato's performance will be pointed to as a model of singing in which all components of the art form — technique, sound, color, nuance, diction — come together in service to expression and eloquence.
Ed Williams, a physicist at National Institute of Standards and Technology, says the work is interesting and the technique sound.
"The work stands as an excellent example of how rigorous choice of samples and rigorous analysis makes the technique sound," says archaeologist Paul Pettitt of Durham University in the United Kingdom, who was co-author of a paper applying the same method to cave art in Spain.
The technique sounds promising.
Dr. Elizabeth Stewart, clinical director of the Center for Uterine Fibroids at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, said the technique sounded promising but needed further study.
He cleverly improvises over looped speech passages, and uses the noise of Calcutta traffic as the basis for a gently stomping Indian-influenced jazz-funk workout, but the technique sounds overused by the end of the recording.
If this technique sounds like a lot of trouble, you can bring the entire sash to the glazier and let him remove the insulated glass and take the necessary measurements to place the order.
His technique sounds a lot like numerology – spelt with its superfluous Ys, her new name apparently equates to the number 21 – and Payg has publicly credited it with all Deyn's subsequent success.
Although this technique sounds similar to net present value (NPV), real options only have value when the decision to invest is actually made, thus committing the firm to an irreversible cost.
