Sentence examples for has sounded particularly from inspiring English sources
Germany has sounded particularly keen to help.
But Earnhardt, hungry for his eighth Winston Cup championship, has sounded particularly eager to win this race.
That last question must have sounded particularly novel, given that Murray, like every top male British tennis player from Buster Mottram to Tim Henman, had spent his career trying to live up to Fred Perry, who won the last of his three Wimbledon singles titles in 1936.
But Dam-Funk also said something few if any D.J.'s have probably ever said: "Animal Collective in the house!" In a set filled with unabashedly sexy electro-R&B records from the late 1970s and early '80s, this may have sounded particularly out of place.
The famous sentence pronounced by a mafia associate and wiretapped by investigators more than 20 years ago must have sounded particularly familiar to Antonello Pianigiani.
The Philharmonic has sounded in fine form since Mr. Gilbert took the reins as music director last fall, and in the warm space of Carnegie Hall it sounded particularly glowing and vivid.
Thorn has never sounded particularly young, even when she began her career.
Her followers might encounter a snippet from the Japanese soundtrack composer Yoko Kanno, or a fan-made video set to the music of the electronic producer Aphex Twin, or a recent Selena Gomez single which, Boucher has discovered, sounds particularly arresting in a car equipped with subwoofers.
And we probably would have said a few words that sounded particularly churlish about the kind of energy policy you get when you put two former energy execs -- those would have been George Bush and Dick Cheney, of course -- in charge of things.
If a lot of the music in his program sounded particularly elegant, that had as much to do with what was happening under his fingers here and now as with the lingering effect on the composers of months spent in the Eternal City thinking of art.
