The phrase "sound evil" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means that something gives the impression of being malevolent or cruel. It can be used to describe a person's tone, words, or actions. Example: His menacing smile and malicious words made him sound evil, sending chills down my spine.
But critics are not nearly as effective as the manufacturers themselves when it comes to making drones sound evil.
They sounded like evil, metal intervals, but then again nearly any shift between two notes sustained for so long, with so much depth and bulk, might sound evil and metal.
It doesn't have to sound evil, avoid anything cute {(unless you are a girl) just saying}.
"It seems like it might be more progressive, even though it sounds evil," Professor Shiller said.
All the news from out West, much of it conveyed by Cassady's "haggard" wife Carolyn, with whom Ginsberg had been on unfriendly terms since she disturbed him in bed with Neal, "sounds evil... except letters from Gary".
The burden Moffat bears, therefore, is quite different from that shouldered by Davies in 2005, and it's something of which he's very conscious .To me, a 'brand' sounds evil," he says, "reminiscent of men in tall hats running factories and beating small children, but you have to be across it.
I know that sounds evil and all that, but the idea behind this isn't exactly unreasonable.
Fafara thought it was appropriate because it sounded "evil", and thought the term "suits his life".
Interesting; to many ears, the scheme didn't sound truly evil until he said that.
It's trickier to attach the bridge, because if you get your measurements wrong, every song you play will more or less sound like evil clown music.
"If you're not really into metal and you glance at Ghost in a magazine, you might think they're going to sound really evil and extreme," says Dorrian. "But what they do is quite beautiful classic rock with great melodies.
