Sentence examples for vibrant sounds from inspiring English sources

Of many vibrant sounds, I was most haunted by a sadly singing trumpet solo reminiscent of Miles Davis in "Sketches of Spain".

She also experiments, letting these grey-skied influences coalesce with more vibrant sounds, such as on the soulful 80s dance-pop of Groove It Out.

In the cities, the mellifluous calls to prayer radiating from mosques, many of which display a markedly Muslim architectural style, coexist with the flashing lights and vibrant sounds of urban popular culture.

In the 21st century, London rings to the vibrant sounds of countless languages: the city has survived and benefited from wave after wave of migration from across the world.

They have competition from the classic sets by the Beaux Arts and the Istomin-Stern-Rose trios, but these elegant traditionalists more than hold their own, especially when they bring their lean and vibrant sounds to the terse and witty Trio No. 3 in C Minor.

I definitely didn't notice any "richer" or "more vibrant" sounds due to the gimmicky wood "chambers," but overall I think the headphones sound pretty good.

The simpler textures of her Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis occasionally find the choir sounding harsh up high, but theirs is a vibrant sound, never bland.

Ms. Villarroel has a dusky and vibrant sound.

The Channel Classics recording team also deserves honor for the warm, vibrant sound.

A vibrant sound suddenly gushed forth from the tense players like blood from an artery. . . .

In the title role, the excellent mezzo-soprano Phyllis Pancella had vibrant sound and verbal clarity.