Sentence examples similar to Sounds secure from inspiring English sources

I attended the second, when all sounded secure, Pappano, cast and orchestra thrilling and unforgettable.

When she's supported by little more than her own acoustic guitar — as she will be on Wednesday night at the Living Room on the Lower East Side (livingroomny.com) — Ms. Brun sounds disarmingly secure, if not quite serene.

Dear Rebecca, You have an enviable choice ahead; the next stage of your research career sounds fairly secured, so you now have the opportunity to use the next six months how you wish.

The tenor Ed Lyon, as Atys, sounded less secure than he did in last year's Arts Florissants residency at BAM, although he acted vigorously.

David Moody, the conductor, provided a cohesive account; "When We Were Children," a choral prelude composed for the occasion by Mr. Lang, sounded less secure on opening night but will surely steady with repetition.

If Loewe and Wolf are to be shared out, however, then it ideally needs to be done between singers of equal range – and while Volle always sounded perfectly secure, you felt that Hawlata was at times stretched to his limits at the top of his voice.

Vocally, Grimsley has never sounded more secure or more subtle in his vocal shading.

In response to the Justice Department lawsuit, Wackenhut released a written statement saying that the company "is providing a constitutionally sound, safe and secure facility" and that it is "working hard to continuously improve the operations through additional support from our corporate and regional staff".

A lot of times, settling down sounds nice, secure, and attractive, but is it right with this person?

But there are plenty of non-mainstream diversions, like the Afrobeat sound to the trumpet and bass clarinet conversation on Phelps's Six Degrees of Separation, and the long, Coltranesque 10 Years, in which Hutchings unfurls his melodic originality – even if the leader sounds marginally less melodically secure here than he does on the straighter material.

Secure Communities sounds like it keeps people safer and falls in line with the original intent of the program, but according to ICE, only 3 out of 10 people deported actually fall into this serious category.