tinkly's Usage Examples:

18th-century oval portraits of famous people who had been patrons, and a tinkly piano.

It was rearranged with slightly more instrumentation and a more tinkly feel with the guitar work, along with an overall updated mix.

What matter if the story is conventional or the music tinkly? There are plenty of neat lyrics, comic situations, and pretty love-scenes.

"Steve Knopper of the Chicago Tribune thought the arrangements were "tinkly" and "meandering", with James sounding as through "she"s learning a foreign.

album is probably too rowdy for most Southern Gospel fans (who really like tinkly pianos and less-twangy vocals), and while it probably won"t wow many country.

singles which he thought showed "a lack of purpose", "makes a virtue of their tinkly-bonk whimsy".

McVie"s "bullet-proof" song-writing, a "confection of booming drums, precise, tinkly synth and wailing guitar solos that sounds as if it’s just waiting to appear.

the album relies "too heavily on dated synthesizer washes and "romantic" tinkly percussion", but Robinson"s voice is "just as lovely, just as pure and clean.

We wrote a song called "Tinkle Bell," about the tinkly bells you hear at Christmas from the Santa Clauses and the Salvation Army.

A tinkly jazz-pop shuffle beat and richly expressive vocals are the basis for an.

that music emerging from one speaker behind the screen sounds thin, tinkly and strainy.

Dil, while Tommy tries to break them out, pulls the "tinkly thing" and darts shoot out and breaks Angelica"s machine which controls.

On the 1995 re-release, he called it a "moodily started pulsating tinkly 0-136-0bpm trancer".

Synonyms:

tinkling, reverberant,

Antonyms:

anechoic, thudding, unreverberant,