Sentence examples for Sounds suitably from inspiring English sources

Vicki Pepperdine, who plays Moore, sounds suitably relieved.

The idea of someone dumping mood-altering pharmaceuticals into the water supply sounds suitably Strangelovian.

It sounds suitably cool, till Novio Boy remembers, in one of the cartoon commentary panels that move the story along: "I don't like the ocean.

José Bros's Gualtiero sounds suitably arrogant, if less than glamorous, while Carmen Giannattasio's Imogene is unthreatened by the role's technical challenges, but not ideally alert to its dramatic complexity.

All of which sounds suitably outlandish, particularly since the new film's purpose is surely to set up a Justice League superhero ensemble movie featuring the classic membership of Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman and others to rival the success of Marvel's The Avengers.

It eventually resolves itself into something that sounds suitably Iron Maidenish – galloping bassline, guitar solos spinning off each other, tricksy changes in tempo – but it takes a long time to do so, and for most of that, it sounds like an orchestrated piano ballad, albeit an orchestrated piano ballad with Dickinson's patented quasi-operatic tenor over the top.

To me, this sounded suitably Confucian.

To preserve it, Mr Blix sounded suitably uncompromising when he addressed the Security Council on November 25th.

Buratto sounded suitably cavernous, and generated considerable sensual charge with Francesca Boncompagni's dignified, loving Proserpina.

No one ever quite knew exactly what the speechwriter's "thousand points of light" meant, but it sounded suitably high-minded and elusive.

The rest, however, is not unlike the lunging metal of Rob Zombie's Dragula, and would sound suitably huge booming through Gotham City in the new Batman/Superman film.