Sentence examples for tender sound from inspiring English sources

FAME Studios would eventually become known and coveted, globally, for its lush and tender sound.

Marvin Gaye dominated pop the year before its release; for "Gorilla," Taylor dipped into Gaye's tender sound as he regrouped from a previous album, "Walking Man," which bombed.

Yet it was no surprise that Ms. Fleming's Countess melted when the youthful tenor Joseph Kaiser, as Flamand, sang Strauss's lyrically rapturous setting of that text with such tender sound and directness.

Alessi's poignantly squeezed notes perfectly counterbalance Copland's tender sound.

Reflecting the tender sound of "Who Has Seen the Wind?", the B-side label read "PLAY QUIET" (or "PLAY SOFT" in the US).

It means to cherish, but also to pamper, typically while making a tender cooing sound.

He was more persuasive in the Allegretto quasi andantino, with its jaunty march rhythms and gracious melody, and the Allegro vivace, in which an alternation of passionate outbursts and tender asides sounds like an internal debate.

Ms. Monk's contribution came mostly through her trademark singing of strange and tender vocal sounds, though during one climactic stretch she intoned the Thoreau maxim "The best form of government is no government at all," which, in the current political climate, came across like a Tea Party slogan.

Yes! Finally, after a whole three hours or so of being rejected by various old pirate website I was let back in by the sweet and loving embrace of Soulseek, and was now free to enjoy the tender and heartbreaking sounds of the "Sound Of Silence" at my leisure, just like I used to do with Limp Bizkit all those years ago.

In tender phrases her sound was plush and lovely.

Jeanie Finlay's tender, funny film Sound It Out is also a study of male behaviour and melancholy.