Sentence examples for practice sounded from inspiring English sources

When the pilgrims reached the cathedral after about a 90-minute procession, they gathered near the altar where Mr. Rosenbaum led final renditions of the medieval melodies, which, after all the practice, sounded quite good.

This practice sounds like something the Better Business Bureau should investigate.

The thing itself, this ancient Buddhist practice, sounds all right, really, doesn't it?

The practice sounds masochistic, and the sound itself is intimidating, but the main effect is to make your skin tingle.

But the practice sounds uncomfortably similar to what's banned on Wall Street for public stocks.

People interviewed about their shopping practices sounded as if they had grown tired of budgeting.

Her assigned regimen of daily practices sounds like a wayward circus menagerie: one-handed peacocks, full cobras, rabbits and scorpions.

Other writings on the connection between the sixties and current child-rearing practices sound more like the product of fogyism.

THL's defense for these dubious practices sounds much like that of a drug dealer.

"These practices sound so familiar to me when I read this complaint," said Susan Shin of the New Economy Project, which advocates against predatory debt collection practices.

Consumers and investors can further encourage this change of heart by leveraging buying power and not doing business at stores that don't respect the rights of workers, supporting instead companies that practice sound labor and environmental practices.