Sentence examples for does indeed sound from inspiring English sources

Project Merlin does indeed sound magical.

To go from your Ikea home for a swim in a Zaha Hadid-designed swimming pool does indeed sound like a fantasy for those of bracing modern mien.

The year-by-year yield does indeed sound like an ancient agrarian version of what we now think of as annual income.

"It does indeed sound as though your evidence about the lace collar removes my objection about the date and Southampton's age," she conceded.

(n) But, as you read it, you know that is absolutely true and does indeed sound suspiciously like your entire life philosophy.

When he talks about speedier reforms, improving education and repairing the environment, he does indeed sound more like a management guru than a politician hungry for votes.But he has a record of getting things done.

Played by banging a Nintendo DS-like stylus against a metal keypad, it did indeed sound pretty primitive.

When these tracks were leaked onto the internet in January, some fans assumed they were bogus, and they do indeed sound like the work of lacklustre imposters.

It is true that, reading his own poems aloud, Graves did indeed sound a bit like a first world war subaltern running through company orders.

There's also some smart musical humour at work, particularly in the use of Sigur Rós's weird warblings, which do indeed sound as though they have drifted ashore from some ethereal underworld kingdom.

They describe what they do as "shabby Motown pop", and they do indeed sound like a plodding pub band sweating and toiling their way through a bunch of B-sides by Sam and Dave (who were on Stax, but you take our point).