clangorously

If, however, he had written "Love makes gentlemen even of clinchpoops," we would fault him for writing too clangorously.

His Dvorak, for one, tends to sound clangorously like Mahler.

The Praetorians crowded forward, so that the bells that had pealed three times for me jangled madly and broke their cracked, dry straps, falling clangorously.

In other words, Alice Tully Hall was not acoustically designed for players like Mr. akLaff, and the result was that he clangorously drowned out the piano.

But he plays with great delicacy as well, and the stretches of his account that were graceful and poetic proved as memorable as the more clangorously virtuosic passages.

Parea hewed as well to a less welcome theme of 2006, also clangorously evident at Cafe Cluny and A Voce: eating out seemed to be louder than ever.

The genesis of the campaign was a decision by BMW to return as a sponsor of the VH1 awards show - "where fashion and music collide," the cable network asserts rather clangorously.

MacDonald considered the track the Beatles' best B-side, stating that its "clangorously saturated texture resonates around McCartney's [bassline]", which MacDonald described as "so inventive that it threatens to overwhelm the track".