Sounds in sentence

1911 examples of Sounds in a sentence

It may seem like a tempting offer, but perhaps it's not as ideal as it sounds.

Sounds like somebody needs a hug.

If the critical part sounds negative that's because in a way it is.

This isn't always as straightforward as it sounds.

This could mean avoiding complex clauses that are hard to parse in real time, making changes to avoid awkward pronounciation, or removing sounds to make speech faster.

For most of us, this sounds pretty strange.

A hum begins in my brain, and it grows and it grows and that hum sounds like the open road, and I could drive it forever.

Instead, we use sound to listen for features like pitch and tone and rhythm and volume to infer a story behind the sounds.

As bad as all that sounds, white's dangerous effects pale in comparison to another, more wide-spread pigment, green.

That kind of creative freedom sounds so liberating, doesn't it?

For example, the Patagonian toothfish neither sounds nor looks very appetizing.

It sounds like Milton Friedman or Ronald Reagan.

This probably all sounds too good to be true, and you're right.

Or they'll put male cells in a female body or vice versa, which sounds absolutely horrible until you realize, the reason you're doing that is you're substituting bone marrow during cancer treatments.

And as you create new life-forms, again, that sounds terribly scary and terribly bothersome, until you realize that those life-forms live on your dining room table.

Sounds so grave, doesn't it?

That probably sounds preposterous, so I'm going to share with you how and when that will happen.

That sounds like a lot of hubris, but the truth is that the technology to do everything I'm about to tell you already exists.

Now, this sounds like the plot of a spy thriller or a John Grisham novel.

Sounds impossible, doesn't it?

(Laughter and applause) (Drums) (Cello) Hey! (Looped samples of onstage sounds) (Cello music and looped samples) (Music ends) (Applause and cheers) I recently completed an unsanctioned, unsupervised psychological experiment on my children, (Laughter) the premise of which was $10,000 in cash on the kitchen table and a sign next to it that said 'Don't touch the money yet!', and before I dive into it, you should know that we are a game-playing family.

And you know, as spectacular as that sounds, it's only just beginning to look like "whatever it takes."

To you it sounds like mute letters, but this sequence gives the color of the eyes to Craig.

Now, I'm guessing that this sounds terrifying.

Is it simply the sounds that the speaker is producing?

And it sounds something like that.

And as you can see, this incoming sound induced entrainment or alignment in all of the brains in auditory cortices that process the sounds, but it didn't spread deeper into the brain.

Now we can take these sounds and build words out of it.

Now you have two different sounds and linguistic systems that convey the exact same meaning.

It sounds a little bit like science fiction.

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