Sentence examples for formula sounds from inspiring English sources

That formula sounds simple.

His formula sounds very similar to that of Foster: "They come in and talk about anything and nothing.

That formula sounds simple, but the best bullpen in baseball makes it work, and the Mets' relievers continued their upward trend Sunday.

If that formula sounds familiar, it's because Mr. Golijov went on to apply much the same to his "Pasión según San Marcos," the still astonishing St. Mark's Passion setting he wrote in 2000.

They went to the same school as Hot Chip, Burial and Four Tet, and on paper, their formula sounds abhorrent: it's a mix of new wave, anti-folk and urban influences like dubstep, but it's the perfect soundtrack to walking around London, taking in the architecture.

If this formula sounds familiar, that is because it's how General Motors used to do business.

True, he made a simple, if ingenious, formula sound a bit more complicated than was strictly necessary.

So, the formula sounded like it made total common sense.

The constitution contains little reference to any deity, while the Declaration of Independence appeals to "Nature's God"—a formula that sounds more Deistic than Christian.

And while some times colossal businesses don't come from it, the formula is sound".

That formula may sound like the scientific ideal, but it is seldom followed, even in universities.