Sentence examples for fine sounds from inspiring English sources

Nothing's allowed to be fine because, to the hyped-up mind, "fine" sounds quite a lot like "mediocre".

And Missy Elliott, on "She's Fine," sounds as if she's been awoken from a five-year slumber.

Fine, sounds good.

This, explains Michael Cannon of the libertarian-leaning Cato Institute, likely stems from the fact that he has surrounded himself with advisors interested in healthcare issues and "is willing to say, 'Yeah, sure, fine, sounds great, let's do it,'" without thinking about corporate interests or other common sources of opposition.

Each room has a fine sound system, too.

The clock radio has a large, clear display, good reception and fine sound.

In Gerald Finzi's Clarinet Concert, Michael Collins' pure, fine sound uncurled over searing dissonances from the strings.

Mr. Giordani was his wonted reliable self, with a fine sound that's just a hair short of spectacular.

This is a polished production with a sleek hotel-suite set by C. Murdock Lucas, fine sound design by Steve Brown and mood-enhancing lighting design by Jorge Arroyo.

Those were fine sound bites, but in reality Chief Justice Roberts quickly settled into a bloc with his fellow conservatives Samuel Alito, Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas.

The BAHA hearing system incorporated the concept of osseointegration discovered by Professor Brånemark, enabling improved comfort and fine sound quality.