Sentence examples for Sounds correct from inspiring English sources

Both know what sounds right: punctuation that does not follow "the rules" often sounds correct to the ear even if it looks "wrong" on the page.

As well as Brian Burton, aka Danger Mouse, who could have helped U2 sound more like the Black Keys, U2 have worked with a slew of A-list pop producers to make music that sounds correct in a marketplace dominated by Maroon 5 – people like American Adele and Maroon 5 collaborator Ryan Tedder, and British super-producer Paul Epworth.

The usual reference to broad societal discussion is well intended and sounds correct, but actually merely adds to vagueness on where decisions are made and by whom.

It all sounds correct in a society that cares little about Black girls and even less about what motivates them to do the things that they do.

Also, saying that the United States should not get involved in the internal affairs of another nation sounds correct but in reality over our nation's history we have always advanced our ideas of democracy, free elections and the people's right to peacefully protest.

It may not be immediately apparent if you make a mistake, so invite a friend to play your transposed duet with you to test if it sounds correct.

If I had spoken like that, people would have said it doesn't sound correct.

Then we would be automatically populating birds in forests, and spatially it would always sound correct".

When we were going public, a finance person got up and made a claim about an IPO which didn't sound correct.

He said the legal rationale outlined by the Office of Legal Counsel "sounded correct" to him in the White House briefings, but he quickly added that he did not research the legal issues independently at the time.

[Editor's note: As these dogs' deaths went largely undocumented, VICE was unable to corroborate exact numbers with the US Military, though one technical sergeant stated that the facts "sounded correct".].