Sentence examples for true sound from inspiring English sources

That is quite close to his name's true sound.

"It's the true sound of the Old 97's," Mr. Miller said.

The Dawn Patrol (1930), another film about flying, was Hawks's first true sound film.

But the true sound of deep cold is the sound of the wind.

To find these words, and to hear their true sound, would test how near the explanation hits the mark.

Or the tropical from the Bahamas, South Pacific, or Hawaii, and the true sound of the ukelele?

Ms. Stemme goes on to chart the development of Minnie's character into a mature woman convincingly, and her voice — rich and true — sounds every bit as idiomatic in Puccini's music as it does in Wagner's.

There are the fixed true sounds (varṇa), and then there are the uttered sounds (vacana, "utterance").

The speed of delivery (vṛtti) results from the slow or fast utterance of a speaker (vacana), though the true sounds are permanently fixed in their nature.

It is Patañjali who uses, for the first time as far as we know, the term sphoṭa to refer to Kātyāyana's "true sounds which are fixed" (avasthitā varṇāḥ) and the term dhvani ("uttered sounds").

The true sound-bather brings everything but their bed frame to set up.