Sentence examples for sound african from inspiring English sources

Even Aicha Kone, Ivory Coast's most Frenchified diva, publicly complained recently that some African music made in France "doesn't sound African".

I had no idea where Mauritania was and as for the capital, Nouakchott... Robert: 'Mauritania' doesn't even sound African... Clive: Anyway, the little red dots on our map show where people have been taken from and the white dots are secret prisons, which as you can tell from the white dots are not that secret!

(It sounds African and urban American).

"Something about disco supported the coexistence of Latin sounds, white sounds, African sounds, African-American sounds, gay sounds, straight sounds, all these different things.

Why Arendelle's theme music sounds African, though, is anyone's guess.

The fact remains that much of "Jiaolong" sounds African in origin, no matter what you call it.

As founder of On-U-Sound, African Head Charge and other rhythm heavy ensembles, Sherwood merged electronics, bass music, post-punk and dubbed-out reverb to build visionary tracks.

It sounded African, vaguely Middle Eastern.

And as bad as that sounds, African American women make only 64 cents on the dollar and Latinas are only making 55 cents.

In December, a Harvard Business School paper found that it was harder for hosts on Airbnb to book guests if they had names that sounded African-American.

Not being hired over a white person because the name on your resume sounds African-American seems personal to me.