Sentence examples for sounding harder from inspiring English sources
Appearing on the soundtrack of Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey in 1991, The Perfect Crime gave Faith No More fans the tiniest glimpse of what to expect next, with its tough circular rhythms, hypnotic clanging bell and Patton's voice sounding harder and more assured.
PM both breaks stories and rounds up a day's news without sounding irrelevant (harder than you think in the internet age), and Mair has a rare, cherished connection with PM's listeners.
— Eric Asimov and Patrick Farrell The New York Times: On a morning with thick frost on the windowpanes, a hot roast beef sandwich soaked with "broth" is sounding pretty hard to resist.
Today, when everyone has all the facts they could ever want tucked conveniently into their pockets, ready to be whipped out at a moment's notice, sounding smart is harder than ever.
They were making the best kind of counterintuitive music: playing hard, sounding soft.
The title, which he describes as sounding "like the hardest core fantasy thing out there", makes use of the metal umlaut.
Dysphonetic dyslexia is also known as "auditory dyslexia" because the person labeled 'dysphonetic' has difficulty connecting sounds to symbols, and might have a hard time sounding out words; spelling mistakes would show a very poor grasp of phonics.
"I feel that your grandmother would have a real hard time sounding like Lil Wayne," she said.
A joint conference committee has until mid-December to construct a 2014 budget and prevent another shutdown in January, and the leaders worked hard at sounding optimistic.
Nagl, sounding a bit more hard-line than before the events in Ramadi and the car bomb in Khaldiya, said he thought a balance was being struck.
At the risk of sounding twee, it's hard to think of anyone who better embodies what the Olympics are actually supposed to be about.
