Sentence examples for did sounds from inspiring English sources

What he actually did sounds like the dictionary definition of what it means to cooperate with an armed criminal.

Consonants 'D' at the end of the word stops when the tongue hits the palate, although it has become fashionable among some younger people (<30) to emphasize the final 'D' and append a quiet "uh" for emphasis, so that, for example, "I did!" sounds a lot like "I did-uh!".

(He did: sound).

"You did sound insane.

But still, it did sound bad.

Sure you do: sounds like fun.

Everything it does sounds expensive.

(2) Do sounds cause you pain or physical discomfort?

You cannot do sounds.

So does sound.

But he does sound sincere.