Sentence examples for sound hands from inspiring English sources

Until recently, our simulation, the Matrix within which we were unknowingly imprisoned, seemed in reasonably sound hands.

He has sound hands technique and flashes some skill to make tough catches of high-velocity passes away from his body.

One feels in sound hands from a first view of the designer Ultz's rain-swept take on rural Ireland, a living area in apparently advanced decay where virtually everything has seen better days, including its inhabitants.

Americans get annoyed when Europeans sound "hand-wringing and sententious and patronizing," he said.

It's a beautiful thing when two entirely different art forms fit so well together that the boundaries between vision and sound, hand and ear, line and note, begin to blur.

It celebrates both the simplest sounds (hands clapping, feet stomping) and the most artificially orchestrated ones (disco).

The enunciation of the text and the formation of the vocal sound go hand in hand in the French way.

For there is nothing else quite like the sound of hand-rung Russian church bells.

The courtroom exchanges sound heavy-handed now but back then a successful drama series could pull in 13m viewers.

Actors raced to abandon the country of silence for the land of sound: First-hand and reliable reports from the scene present a terrifying picture.

This activation is somatotopic, such that the sounds of hand actions activate the hand premotor areas and the sounds of mouth actions activate the mouth premotor areas [7].