Sentence examples for sound like better from inspiring English sources

(Note to subsidiary rights: my assistant tells me that the original protagonist visits the Slough of Despond, the House Beautiful and Vanity Fair. I don't know who publishes Slough of Despond, but the other two sound like better bets for first serial rights).

These actually sound like better ideas.

Clever, but duplicitous, brokers choose firm names that sound like better established firms.

Another one showed that people who ate ice cream called Frosh (big, creamy vowel sound) liked it better than people who ate the same ice cream under the name Frish (icy, watery).

Ventilators sound like a better idea".

Creating safe havens for fleeing civilians might sound like a better idea, since these would be more clearly defensive.

Though fast, cheap and casual sound like words better suited to greasy food than to great literature, for Instant Shakespeare they are points of pride.

Doesn't this sound like a better life?

"You sound like you better understand what's going on between the two of you," I noticed.

While a chicken sandwich may sound like a better choice, most chicken sandwiches (even the grilled ones) can be fairly high in fat and calories.

Hazlitt, an avowed republican, was labelled "an infidel, a Jacobin, and a whoremonger" and dismissed as a "Cockney Aristotle," a lower-class writer who wanted to sound like his betters.