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• "But maybe that's my unmusical ears,"
• However, he has now begun criticizing rigsar as unmusical.
• During another, it produced a distinctly unmusical hum.
• Freud described himself as being " ganz unmusikalisch " ( totally unmusical ).
• They too announced their presence and our arrival with a bellicose and unmusical screech.
• Resplendent quetzals have other unmusical calls as well.
• Males sing unmusical " chip " notes similar to the swamp sparrow.
• They have unmusical nasal grunting or buzzing calls.
• He'd tried playing guitar, trumpet and drums _ with fairly unmusical results.
• Vasallo was raised from a quite unmusical family; neither of his parents were musicians.
• Unmusical persona are merely those who have not had the opportunity to develop their ability.
• A new step has been introduced and with it that most unmusical of sensory organs : the eye.
• Keene was born in Berkeley, Calif ., in 1946, to music-appreciating but unmusical parents.
• Edward Bond's admonitory drama about the hopelessness of the poor working class, is clipped and unmusical.
• The call is a high-pitched, buzzing and unmusical chirp, frequently compared to an electric fence.
• He believed that the prevailing opinion of the time that the French language was fundamentally unmusical was completely incorrect.
• It was a liberation for someone like me who was totally unmusical but wanted to have a go ."
• Kapell couldn't play an unmusical note, but he doesn't yet wholly inhabit this music either.
• Perhaps because of her own vast experience, she takes a dim view of careless and unmusical operatic staging today.
• "A technically flawless performance of a Paganini Caprice can also be completely unmusical, " she declares.