Sentence examples for apparently sound from inspiring English sources

Sometime after midnight, he said, he returned to the church and saw Grace bundled in the blankets and, apparently sound asleep.

Frank howled as ferociously as ever, and it was inspiring to see Kim Deal, the bass player, in such apparently sound mental and physical health.

"I generally feel more comfortable out there, which is good, and I apparently sound more confident on the radio, which is good," Patrick said Thursday after practice.

England have fiddled again with their batting order, for no apparently sound reason, and it is to be hoped the left-handers know what the right-handers are doing and vice versa.

Although I am 31, I apparently sound as if I'm 12. My problem isn't just that my voice is girlish — I'm also an inveterate upspeaker, meaning that my voice tends to go up at the end of a sentence.

It was premeditated by a man of apparently sound mind with no previous convictions who intended to kill her and who was proud to kill her for a reason.

It's Engleby meets Birdsong, apparently; sounds like heaven.

When Mr. Liu was asked recently about the Moglen proposal, it apparently sounded better to him.

The Spotify version of the soundtrack leaves off the Beyoncé tracks, so we're on to Sia, which apparently sounds a bit heroiny and a bit shivery.

Sid Vicious was by all accounts a terrible bass player, who was shut out of the band's only proper album, "Never Mind the Bollocks"; during concerts, he apparently sounded best when his amplifier was unplugged.

Now they're back, with an album that apparently sounds pretty great – and a bucketload of prime quotes about Pete Doherty's battle with addiction and why England in the 00s felt like a letdown.