Sentence examples for was a consonance from inspiring English sources

Then there was a consonance to split the drums of the world's ears, followed by a horrific rattlings as of actual artillery – tens of thousands of gun-carriages simultaneously at the gallop, colliding, crashing, heeling over in the blackness.

The "merry war" between Thusitha Jayasundera's Beatrice and Alan Cox's Benedick is as genial as any in recent memory, and there is a pleasing consonance to Don John's dastardly declaration to become a "canker in a hedge", when Jake Maskall has a whole row of real bushes to infect.

There is a profound consonance between Ecclesiastes and Sukkot, the festival during which it is read and which marks the turn of the seasons, the beginning of the fall.

There is a tendency to confuse consonance with concord, or sweet sound, dissonance with discord, or clashing sound.

The English master George Benjamin has been broadly admired in New York since his opera "Written on Skin" rocked the Mostly Mozart Festival in the summer of 2015; Benjamin's musical language, unapologetically modernist but deeply alluring, is a stream of lulling consonance and violent dissonance which has its roots in the sensual but strictly calculated music of his idol, Olivier Messiaen.

Consonance is a perception phenomenon that evokes pleasant feelings when listening to complex sounds.

What separates Power from the ever-growing cabal of gloom-mongers in the post-EDM dance world, though, is a keen adherence to consonance.

The 3% increase in oxygen consumption was in consonance with a significant and meaningful increase in maximal power output during the exercise test.

In the end, he says, "This distance between consonance and dissonance is a fiction.

There was little consonance.

This conclusion, moreover, was in consonance with the results obtained by Vallet and colleagues [ 15] in isolated dog skeletal muscle.