The phrase "action it sounds" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or misconstructed phrase that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The action it sounds like is quite intense."
Alternatives: "the sound suggests action" or "it sounds like action."
Despite White House denials that President Bush has yet to decide about military action, it sounded as if Mr. Cheney was saying that he and his boss have concluded there is no diplomatic solution to the Iraq problem.
However, from your explained actions it sounds as if you aren't spending your time wisely.
But you also take care of the interior design of the restaurant, its personnel, finances etc. (the app contains more action elements than it sounds).
At anger counselling courses, they teach that the trick is to be able to spot that moment between feeling and action and, corny as it sounds, count to 10.
NBC News reported late last week that the CIA is working up blueprints for an "unprecedented cyber covert action against Russia", and it sounds a lot like they're planning on leaking documents on Vladimir Putin, just as the Russians are accused of doing to the Democratic National Committee and the Clinton campaign.
The action is more complex than it sounds and is controlled by an operator on the ground using a combination of handgrips, a video display and a touch-screen laptop computer.
The feature varies how long you can rewind by game, with a sliding scale ranging from a few seconds to a few minutes depending on how fast the in-game action tends to happen, but it sounds like it's a thoughtful feature implemented intelligently by Nintendo.
But preposterous as it sounds, the real action migrated to New York's 23rd, a rural Congressional district abutting Canada.
Therefore, if you don't like the way you're feeling, take action in the opposite direction -- it sounds simplistic, but it's almost uncannily effective.
