sonorously

Examples of sonorous

sonorous
Segments that are sonorous, stressed, or realized with high pitch are said to be particularly salient.
The composer has devoted numerous essays, articles, as well as his book to exposing his ideas on the aesthetics 'of sonorous naturalism'.
In particular, more sonorous vowels are constrained from appearing in stressless positions, and less sonorous vowels are constrained from appearing in stressed positions.
The facility of writing sonorous and swelling sentences is nearly as common.
The basic materials are limited, and a clear structure is developed combining purely graphic and sonorous considerations.
He argues that the latter show a tendency to become more harmonic sonorous margins.
The electronic transformation is fixed, but there is the possibility of the sonorous accident which presents itself and could well belong to the subject.
The second scale entails a preference for sonorous codas.
It opens with a series of fanfare-like gestures in the strings, punctuated by sonorous chords and driving semiquaver figuration from the piano.
This avoids a bad syllabic contact where a coda is followed by a more sonorous onset.
The bass end of the register is notably sonorous, enhanced by the addition of a contrabass clarinet.
The most striking feature, which they all share, is the inexhaustible brilliance and masterly assurance of the sonorous and completely grateful writing for piano.
In this case, we invoke the requirement that the less sonorous stop is a better onset than the more sonorous fricative.
Moreover, the child has to come with knowledge that head selection depends on position : most sonorous for nucleus, least sonorous for onsets.
This situation can be rectified by adding a constraint against the appearance of sonorous vowels in unstressed positions.
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