Sentence examples for has always sounded from inspiring English sources
Well, the advice has always sounded reasonable.
Its anti-Israel rhetoric has always sounded somewhat hollow.
Plug That Fire Q.The word "fireplug," often used by New Yorkers for fire hydrant, has always sounded odd to me.
Martinique has always sounded magical to me; perhaps it's the name, like Madagascar, Zanzibar and The Great Suprendo.
To this day, our mums still think that Beep is a song we wrote, and has always sounded like that.
It has always sounded to me – listen to this from Songs of Ascension – simultaneously ancient and modern.
Click here to view Franz Ferdinand, I think, have always sounded like somebody doing a mocking impression of a band.
All the so-called rules of business have always sounded like a load of old crap to me.
It had always sounded like expectation-management, a simple trick from the old master of mind-games, but tonight he appeared to have a point.
The B-side of the Human League's single "Boys and Girls" was called "Tom Baker"; the band anyway had always sounded a bit like the BBC's Radiophonic Workshop.
The McGarrigles' second album, "Dancer with Bruised Knees," is packed with the sort of morbidity that Cave would understand; in any case, the McGarrigles have always sounded as though they'd be more comfortable in an earlier, less comfortable age.
