Sentence examples for sound auspicious from inspiring English sources

But the voice doesn't sound auspicious: his thin - and now rather ordinary - sound seems blown off stage by Audun Iversen's booming Marcello.

It did not sound auspicious when Maureen Moore, Ms. Peters's standby, replaced the star, who was said to have a cold, for several performances only a week before the opening, causing an unseemly dip in box-office receipts.

Terms like "machine learning", "predictive modelling" and "big data" sound auspicious – in particular if they are accompanied by a promise to solve highly complex epidemiological problems.

Even his name, Freddy Adu, sounded auspicious.

This all sounded rather more auspicious, as did André Gide's assessment in his journal for January 9 1907: "I greatly admire the work of the Tharaud brothers on their Dingley, of which I am reading the excellent revision.

The sexologist Dr. Ruth used to roll her tongue employing her German accent to create a mellifluous and exotic sound when she said the word in order to emphasize the auspicious state that it betokened.

Also on the disc is the somber "Auspicious-Clouds Music," in which Ms. Wu imitates the sound and style of a qin (pronounced chin), an ancient Chinese seven-string zither.

The silent shutter mode is absolutely whisper quiet, and while still audible in a silent room, nature and street photographers, and those hoping to be less auspicious in a crowd will definitely appreciate the significant difference between it and the standard shutter sound on any DSLR.