Sentence examples for tricky sound from inspiring English sources
Like the finest filmmakers from a fine-arts background, he has a consistently rewarding understanding of the narrative powers of composition: abetted by heaving, tricky sound design and Harry Escott's counter-intuitively soaring score, 'Shame' conjures image upon image of such astonishing beauty that they'd risk stalling the film if not for the spare depth of feeling grounding the whole".
Ci is another tricky sound.
Did you nag your dad to explain to you how to place your tongue correctly to make that tricky sound?
Barber, said to have studied maths only to become distracted by Louis Armstrong records, already has an OBE; now Durham University, which has honoured such composers of tricky sounds as Luigi Dallapiccola, is to give him an honorary doctorate of music in June.
Ex: a person middle-aged person named Djoko might be addressed as 'Bapak Djoko.' The K and the NG are the only 2 somewhat tricky sounds of Bahasa Indonesia.
The initial "q" requires a tricky guttural sound in the back of the throat, roughly between an English "k" and "h".
The soloist was Francesca Anderegg, a graduate student at Juilliard, who made this dauntingly tricky work sound easy, starting with the microtonal anarchy of the first movement, with its clashing metric layers that echo the polyphony of Mr. Ligeti's extraordinary études.
What's more, the main vocal hook had its fair share of those tricky rrrrrr sounds.
This trickier question sounds much more like the one that Rolf was asked, and you must be very careful with your response.
Slightly tricky not to sound platitudinous when this is your approach.
