Sentence examples for the sort of ambient from inspiring English sources

When he meets someone at a roadside café, he wears a lavalier microphone, which picks up the sort of ambient noise that sound designers normally filter out.

When he meets someone at a roadside café, he wears a lavalier microphone, which picks up the sort of ambient noise — blaring car horns, shrieking cicadas — that sound designers normally filter out.

Love Streams is not the sort of ambient music you can throw on in the background, because you can't really separate yourself from it you're forced to breathe it in until it fills your lungs and turns your snot black.

Chillwave charm With the well-received album 'Psychic Chasms' Neon Indian were prominent among last year's round of artists making the sort of calmly psychedelic, ambient pop that people had difficulty agreeing on a coherent name for – "chillwave" was the uneasy compromise.

Musically, the Top of the Strand has thankfully not succumbed to any sort of ambient trance or other nonsensical choices of certain "cool" places: the crowd is young and fun and not hipper-than-thou — songs like "Only You" by Ma$e and 112, "Fantasy" by Mariah Carey and "Real Love" by Mary J. Blige were all familiar hits no one has heard in a while, and they were welcomed back like old friends.

Some sort of ambient connection which brings the game together for players and makes it just that little bit more of a world.

What sort of ambient noises can you hear in the background?

They also offer a sort of ambient sound sensor that lets you hear the things around you while you're walking or running in the city.

There's "Tears Always Win," a sort of ambient Southern-soul track written with Bruno Mars, with wind-whistle noises streaking by in the background.

With that in mind, Herland's depersonalisation of motherhood – which becomes, instead, a collective effort, a sort of ambient magical gift, a religion – feels somewhere between atonement and rationalisation.

But the app also has another element to it that's interesting – something that its creator describes as a sort of "ambient awareness" of what you're friends are doing, even when they're not actively publicizing that on Facebook, or explicitly checking in on other apps.