Sentence examples for because it would sound from inspiring English sources

I never resort to the glottal stop, not least because it would sound plain daft down here in Sussex, where none of the locals uses it either.

"The parents would probably call the police because it would sound a lot like grooming work that a sexual predator might undertake," he said.

"People want there to be problems when there are two of us living together, because it would sound better," she said.

She isn't at all intimidated by Stone, and when she hears the suggestion, she tells Stone's partner plainly that Jake probably doesn't want to mow the lawn, and that even if he did, his pride is keeping him from saying so now, because it would sound like he's trying to not be boorish.

"I've tried hard not to talk about Stevie because it would sound like an excuse.

"I'd prefer not to speculate because it would sound unattractive," he said.

Mr. Ravi told The Star-Ledger of Newark this month that he did not want to say he was sorry during the sentencing because he thought it would sound insincere.

Phillips insisted on reading the play aloud with Morris before joining the cast, "because I couldn't imagine what it would sound like spoken by somebody my age".

We don't say, "my mother, the blind," or "my brother, the bipolar". We don't say, "my best friend, the epileptic," or "my nephew, the leukemia". We don't do that because we intuitively understand how odd it would sound, and how disrespectful and insensitive it would be.

"OK, it would sound really cool because it's a round number and it would make sense, as I would have made three movies per decade, but it's not fixed in time.

The 11-track "Let It Be" is available on iTunes with added content, including 20 additional minutes of audio, art, and music videos for the stripped-down recordings of "Don't Let Me Down" and "Get Back". "If we'd had today's technology back then, it would sound like this because this is the noise we made in the studio.