Sentence examples for mostly sounds from inspiring English sources

It mostly sounds reasonably benign, except when it doesn't.

But they're rarely deployed correctly, and the conversation mostly sounds like a boomer's burlesque of young-adult speech.

Flirting with linguistic appropriation, David mostly sounds lonely, swimming through a culture that does not belong to him.

Certainly Bacon, in Peppiatt's hands, mostly sounds like Bacon ought to sound, bitchy and quick and wildly exuberant and maudlin by turns.

As Matthew Dear, he mostly sounds like Hot Chip, or a similar indie band dorkishly and archly attempting to approximate dance music.

The former's similarity to Tom Petty is well documented; the other one mostly sounds good because of the canny way it evokes Gnarls Barkley's genuinely stunning Crazy.

Kovalchuk mostly sounded relieved.

They mostly sounded plain scared.

The stage direction by Robin Thompson was conventional and mostly sound.

The Knicks' defense was mostly sound, until it allowed a 40-point fourth quarter.

Perhaps meant to evoke fidelity and the opera Fidelio, it mostly sounded bizarre.