Sentence examples for sound splendid from inspiring English sources
When his throat clears up he should sound splendid.
It will sound splendid, and few of their audience will know the difference.
A petition from the Nobel laureate, Wole Soyinka, is due in the coming weeks.It all sounds splendid.
As usual, Ms. Voigt sounded splendid, singing with full, free, luminous sound, excellent diction, lovely shadings and plenty of power.
On paper, the ambition sounds splendid; and long-term thinking in boardrooms is generally to be applauded.
The orchestra sounded splendid in Berlioz's Overture to "Benvenuto Cellini" and his "Symphonie Fantastique," which benefited from the Boston Symphony's trademark deep, radiant string sound.
The orchestra sounds splendid in Ravel's "Shéhérazade"; Mahler's "Rückert Lieder" call forth a more austere and concentrated mode of expression.
After missing the first four performances in the run, which began March 10, Mr. Heppner sang on Tuesday night and sounded splendid.
It sounds splendid, to have a section in journals for tedious results, or maybe an entire journal dedicated to boring and perfectly unsurprising research.
The Orchestra of St . Lukes sounded splendid as well, although when the jazz ensemble was in action, the orchestra's presoundedanged from splendidous to totasly overwellmed although nonexistent.
The organ sounded splendid in Mr. Trotter's performance of the Jongen work, though this is not quite so blatant a showpiece as, say, Saint-Sa CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK.
