Sentence examples for * fine sounding from inspiring English sources

Lady Gaga's shallowest thoughts to date about style are in "Donatella"— an oddly backhanded tribute to her friend Donatella Versace, delivered in a nasal comic sneer — and "Fashion!," produced by Will.i.am and David Guetta to mimic David Bowie's "Let's Dance" while Lady Gaga sings, "Looking good and feeling fine," sounding like a jingle.

We've compiled a few headphones that will have immersed in fine sounding audio.

The Shure SE420's Hi-Definition MicroSpeaker, with Tuned BassPort technology delivers fine sounding audio, while a "fit kit" with six pairs of sleeves ensures a personalized, secure yet comfortable fit for maximum sound isolation.

It's a fine-sounding cliché.

The government announced fine-sounding proposals to improve a rigid employment system, open markets and even allow in more foreigners.

HIM Well, yes, that's mighty fine-sounding, but it reminds me: Man delights not me when he's wearing tights.

In a country where people are, from long experience, suspicious of fine-sounding claims, China Central Television (CCTV) is a much-trusted broadcaster.

It remains to be seen just what such fine-sounding measures will mean far away from the halls of power in Beijing.

Huxley's toga of high-mindedness is woven of fine-sounding phrases and ritual obeisance to democracy, the founding fathers, the will of the people and the national interest.

"Cricket fighting attracts so many hooligans now, it's not like before," said Mr. Lan, to the soft purr of an especially fine-sounding cricket he kept nearby.

And the search, which began in 1994, during his first government, has ended badly.The bill contains fine-sounding words: high government officials must devote themselves "exclusively to the care of public interests".