The phrase "arrangements sound" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the quality or nature of arrangements, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The arrangements sound promising, but we need to finalize the details."
Alternatives: "arrangements seem good" or "arrangements appear satisfactory".
If such arrangements sound a little suffocating and invasive, it is because they are.
Piano often makes the arrangements sound like a parlor gathering, and the women add plenty of Celtic touches to familiar songs.
Beyond lavish outdoor kitchens, "sexy furniture arrangements," sound systems, TVs and infinity-edge pools with spas and waterfalls, he enumerated firepits and fireplaces, putting greens, tennis courts, pool houses with saunas and steam rooms, and docks on the waterfront.
"Le Bonheur" certainly represents [the] Great American Songbook -- however the arrangements sound garden-fresh.
Susan's sweet, angelic voice permeates the album and the arrangements sound as though they were written in heaven.
"I have a slight feeling he hasn't heard Schonberg or Bernard Hermann's work for Hitchcock, but his string and digital accordion arrangements sound modernist.
To an outsider, such arrangements sounded like managerial incompetence, an impression that the witnesses from Detroit (prodded by Corker) did little to dispel.
The book's arguments were made so reasonably -- and the economic and technological arrangements sounded so plausible and inviting -- that for a considerable portion of the readership, "Looking Backward" had the feel of inevitability.
The arrangements sounded loose, even awkward.
Unique aspects of the arrangement sound as if the venture could even take on Amazon.com (nasdaq; AMZN), which launched Amazon.uk in January.
MR: One reason why I said this was a different approach is because you revisit some of your older material with an upgrade of arrangement, sound and intention.
