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Discover LudwigThe phrase "about what sounds" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to sound, music, or auditory experiences, often in a context of inquiry or explanation.
Example: "I am curious about what sounds you find most soothing during meditation."
Alternatives: "regarding the sounds" or "concerning what sounds".
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Think about what sounds you like.
Think about what sounds would fit well together.
Mr Purnell remains philosophical about what sounds to him like a case of gilding the lily.
"I even thought about what sounds does this word consist of and what does it mean to different nations".
The fact that Saariaho is not an active performer might explain her liberated ideas about what sounds can be produced with what instruments.
On Dec. 28 he tweeted about what sounds like a hit-and-run: "Just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance by switching my car into reverse and driving away from the accident".
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Eno sang, or talked, about what sounded like a David Niven movie gone wrong: Fifteen was chosen because he was dumb, seven because he was blind.
It's also not surprising that once Xi became the subject of an investigation, his e-mail communications with Chinese institutions about what sounded like (and is) a sophisticated technology were seized upon by agents as illicit offers of proprietary information.
I hadn't thought about what sound a baby otter makes.
Vegard said: "We had this great opportunity to work with Stargate in New York – and the best we could come up with was a song about what sound a fox makes.
"I don't think too much about what sound I wanted to have, and I guess it came together because at one point I was doing a lot of music, but I wasn't enjoying it anymore.
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