Sentence examples for sounding different from inspiring English sources

But it always comes out sounding different.

Mocking someone's speech, whatever this may be, should be seen for what it is, an attempt to insult and belittle them for sounding "different".

Besides looking and sounding different from chimpanzees (bonobos let out high whoops that can seem restrained alongside chimpanzee yelling), bonobos seemed to order their lives without the hierarchical fury and violence of chimpanzees.

Republicans said that as she sought to claim a seat on the highest court, Judge Sotomayor was sounding different notes than she had over the course of her career.

In the different formats of the 12 original records that the set collects (solo, duets, orchestrations, percussion ensembles), the same songs are returned to over and over, sounding different each time.

As it falls it can tell you about the texture of the roof; about where the guttering and the drainpipes are as it runs down them; about the trees in the vicinity as it falls through them; and about the different surfaces on the ground as it lands, sounding different on each one – gravel, grass, tarmac, wood.

"The two countries are sounding more different -- after 9/11, dramatically more different," noted Gil Troy, an American historian who teaches at McGill University in Montreal.

He reappeared less than a year later, looking and sounding so different that, as one observer claimed, his new approach "might as well have been a completely different artist".

But other forecasters are sounding a different note.

You believe they're sisters, despite their looking and sounding completely different.

But this week, Mr. ElBaradei, now a prominent face of the opposition on the streets of Cairo, was sounding a different tune.