Sentence examples for sounding to from inspiring English sources
Most American pipe organs in the mid-20th century were being made with remote-control electropneumatic playing action and pipes that often imitated the sounds of the orchestra -- unresponsive and heavy sounding, to Mr. Biggs's ears.
Lots of power and science fiction sounding to boot.
There are rehearsal exchanges between dancers, coded sounding to an outsider's ear.
"Was it because of me?" I asked, sounding to myself like a little boy again.
Falling acorns had a way of sounding to an adulterer like the footsteps of a father-in-law.
#pmqs — kiranstacey (@kiranstacey) May 14 , 2014Interesting quite how hostile EdM is sounding to a potential Pfizer bid.
He said something very rude-sounding to Ja-Won.
(The British word "blockage," a holdover from horse-and-carriage days, was too civil-sounding to convey the awful noise and smell of automobiles densely packed into a tight space).
Given a choice between The San Francisco Story and Tales of the City, I settled on the latter because of its Dickensian echoes, though I worried it was too generic-sounding to ever belong to me completely.
It was only after the first few records went nowhere that he took a chance on another kind of musician, a Mississippi singer who was too raw and country-sounding to have pleased the crowds at the Macomba.
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