Sentence examples for never before sounded from inspiring English sources

Woods has never before sounded so confident.

The ticking of the bedside clock had never before sounded so cruel.

Since the early two-thousands, Jay-Z's lyrics have dwelt on maturation and a growing sense of responsibility, but he's never before sounded so worn or grizzled and, at times, even baffled.

Never before has it sounded as menacing as here, as if continents were being split asunder.

Then, faintly, I heard a distant cal: "Allahu Akbar!" After several months of travelling in Arab lands, I'd become familiar with this Islamic refrain, but never before had it sounded so welcome as at that moment.

Insights, leaps of the imagination, never-heard-before sounds can all be broken down to the familiar.

Never before had Eddy Grundy sounded so full of charm.

In three decades of living a mere few feet from the mythical Fountain of Youth, William Coleman had never before heard such a sound.

His review concluded, "Never before have U2's big messages sounded so direct and personal".

Here on LAYERS, we've dissected all sorts of amalgamations of hip hop and electronic beats, but never before have we had someone that sounds quite like Tomas Barfod.

(Never mind the incantations that pass for dialogue. What about the equation of one woman's suffering with the destruction of a whole city?) But images and sounds had never before been played off of one another so boldly, with such freedom; and given the horrific content of some of those images, the beauty of others, the film still has the power to shock and astonish.