Sentence examples for sort that sounds from inspiring English sources

She's got a husky voice, the sort that sounds bruised regardless of how it's deployed.

When you think of forward thinking dance music, the sort that sounds like Matias Aguayo, Ibibio Soundsystem and Golden Teacher having a party together, you don't necessarily think of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

It asks too many rhetorical questions for a start, many of them the sort that sound better in, well, French.

A lot of what was said was gibberish of a sort that sounded not like Hemingway, Faulkner or Fitzgerald, but their contemporary Gertrude Stein.

The comfort listening is punctuated by silly jingles of the sort that sound like Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young have made a chirpy comeback and rhymed "giant podcast bin" with "started listening".

It's the sort of comment that sounds humble, but really isn't: why would they even give a crap?

Turrell's artwork - one of a number of similar projects dotted around the globe - is the sort of thing that sounds nonsensical when somebody tells you about it.

Benjamin Massey, Eighty Six Forever, Vancouver: The Whitecaps are winless in their last four, which is the sort of thing that sounds awful.

Subtext Dark, ambient releases from Bristol, the sort of thing that sounds like an iceberg wrapped in tinfoil being pushed over a mountain.

It's exactly the sort of work that sounds easily pigeonholed as conceptual or experimental, but Subrin's concept is ingenious and her experiment results in a major advance in her field.

Dorothy and Herbert Vogel led the sort of life that sounds like a New York legend: two state employees, living on less than fifty thousand dollars a year, manage to amass a collection of more than four thousand works of contemporary art.