Sounds in sentence

1911 examples of Sounds in a sentence

Sounds cool, doesn't it?

JP: Oh, it sounds pretty good.

Sounds nice, but this can only buy time.

That scene sounds like science fiction, but is battlefield reality already.

Are we going to let the fact that what's unveiling itself right now in war sounds like science fiction and therefore keeps us in denial?

All of this sounds like a weird crime story, but it's true.

(Air strike sounds) (Explosion) (People speaking in Arabic) MR: Yeah, we did some blurring for you.

Now it sounds crazy.

I know it's overwhelming, and I know this sounds cliché, but ... we need to call our elected representatives and demand these changes.

And I watched him walk down the hall, and I thought to myself, I don't even know what his voice sounds like.

Or is it an imitation of one half the set of sounds we make to express disappointment?

The sound doesn't have to be valuable to the animal: I could raise the animal in something that could be hypothetically valuable, like the sounds that simulate the sounds of a native language of a child.

Because reading is dependent upon the translation of word sounds into this orthographic or visual representational form.

If you don't have a brain representation of word sounds that translation makes no sense.

Sounds a lot like the story of oxygen to me.

Now as rudimentary as this action sounds to most of you, stepping up a curb is somewhat of a challenge for those of us without ankle movement.

It's a series of characters meant to convey the most amount of meaning with the least amount of characters, which sounds pretty similar to our definition of languages: "system of communication used by a community."

Here we are, playing the bee sounds back to this amazing group of elephants.

So these behavioral discoveries really helped us understand how elephants would react should they hear or see bee sounds.

Now as cool as that sounds, my family was not that thrilled with this.

As simple as it sounds, it's really not that easy to find.

There was no standard spelling, they wrote the individual runic letters by pronouncing the sounds of their regional accents.

So because of this, as your voice is the sound you hear the most in your life, you actually hear it less than other sounds.

And if it isn't then it produces a shape which is very phonaesthetically tightly coupled to the sounds you made.

Some of you might look at this and say, "Hmm, that sounds nice, but it's Utopian."

It sounds like it was written by an old school teacher of mine.

Right now some of you are probably thinking, that sounds bad but he means you in a figurative sense, only for the people that actually end up with presbyopia.

That sounds a bit troubling.

CA: So it sounds like we have to get past the stage of just mitigation, where we're just trying to take a general shutdown, to the point where we can start identifying individual cases again and contact-trace for them and treat them separately.

And then sounds were fit into some criss-crossed lines that we call a script.

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