melody造句

The song has plaintive melody.

We have a violinist play a melody.

Up here we have melody and rhythm.

Well, but classical music has melody.

A great poet is a master melody.

He played an Irish melody on the harp.

Is it in the bass or the melody?

And he's hearing multiple parts, not just melody.

Loneliness, hiding in the castle, is singing with familiar melody and indistinct lyrics.

This minimal contact could be enough for males from another group to the new melody.

We've just talked about one of them — the melody and the violins up above.

“AMERICA’S sensible fuel, ” reads a TV advertisement, while a soothing melody plays in the background.

Many who have heard this famous piece can hum the melody and often describe it as haunting, foreboding, and big.

The widow seemed intensely touched to hear the Indian's lament for her husband sung to its native melody.

A brain devoted to turning sound into meaning is tickled by an oversupply of tone, melody and rhythm.

New Perfume’s music is special, unique and full of British melody which can put you into their musical world!

A perky melody floated through the air - Could that really be "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town?" - for the scores of line dancers who fill the plazas.

Dr. Ballam goes on to say that, "The human mind shuts down after three or four repetitions of a rhythm, or a melody, or a harmonic progression."

Would that I could be the peacemaker in your soul, that I might turn the discord and the rivalry of your elements into oneness and melody.

Normal face perception is just picking up on the melody of faces while people with prosopagnosia generally lack this ability (although to different degrees).

The songs are "strophic"--that is, arranged in stanzas--and the melody of the first stanza is used again and again with little conscious change until all the stanzas have been sung.

I don't know whether it's easier for gentlemen or not because our voices are sort of in the bass, but maybe this is payback time since ladies are always singing the melody.

The unsurpassed entertainer, the gifted and driven song-and-dance man who wielded rhythm, melody, texture and image to create and promote the best-selling album of all time, "Thriller"?

As fans know, in these jams, a player shouts a tune and the group is off—melody in unison, then solos, each picking up on a phrase left by another; one starting an idea, another finishing it.

They were simple, mournful and sweet, but they somehow did not fit in with the silent melody of the harp which filled the halls of the Old Ireland of my dreams.

Melodrama的原义指意大利歌剧，单词中的melo与melody（旋律）的前缀相同，而另一部分drama，则可追溯到一个意为情节的希腊语上。

There is something in it of Divinity more than the ear discovers: it is an Hieroglyphical and shadowed lesson of the whole World, and creatures of God; such a melody to the ear, as the whole World, well understood, would afford the understanding.