Sentence examples for sound means from inspiring English sources

For him, the sound means escape.

When whacked, the watermelon should make a hollow sound, a dull sound means it's underripe.

You don't see anything, but that sound means it's time to dive out of the way.

Those "sound means" eventually emerge as the programs of Social Security pensions, old-age assistance and unemployment insurance.

The test explained, for instance, that a double buzzer sound means that a train is cleared to leave the station.

Roosevelt asks the committee to propose "sound means" to secure against "several of the great disturbing factors in life — especially those which relate to unemployment and old age".

It might sound mean-spirited".

Tracy make joke sound mean.

To some of his critics, he can sound mean.

("I was really, really, surprised," his wife said. "I don't mean that to sound mean").

After a while, the jovial put-downs start to sound mean-spirited.