Sentence examples for reading sounds from inspiring English sources

If such a close reading sounds like a stretch, Mr. Chappelle invites such interpretations.

He does not know which books he will have on his travels but his 'summer' reading sounds more like a wintering.

The surface reading sounds a little like an elderly relative struggling to remember Benjamin Zephaniah's name as the family looks on awkwardly, but the answer is the non-racially-specific BLOGGER.

And what he's reading sounds simultaneously like something you've heard a million times before, like the songs we know best, and like an intercepted transmission from another world or era, a whisper out of time.

You ever get those emails from someone only to find that what you're reading sounds like it should be contained in a personal diary of the person who sent it?

Don't be surprised by how you off base your first reading sounds.

I think of it as reading sound and listening to text.

His reading sounded surprising but should not have: though most pianists account for today's large concert halls by adding a touch of hefty solidity to this chordal passage, Beethoven marked it piano, dolce — soft, sweet.

In fact, as I was reading the Fortune article, so much of what I was reading sounded strangely familiar.

But the saddest part of the book race Bush ran with his crony was that reading sounded like a real burden, otherwise why compete in the first place, and in such a bizarre way?

RadioShack's Sound Level Meter, which reads sounds from 50 to 126dB across seven ranges, uses an omni-directional electrets condenser microphone to accurately pick up audible waves from all directions.