Sentence examples for sounds appreciative from inspiring English sources

If I pay for half of them with my babysitting money, can you contribute the rest?" This request sounds appreciative, responsible and like you're a kid that knows the value of money.

The point of all of this attentiveness (to sound appreciative), or obsessiveness (to sound glib), or hand-wringing (to sound dismissive) is to have access those delicate flavors.

Like any seasoned pro on the Oscar circuit, he was careful to sound appreciative without stooping to the vulgarity of campaigning.

(His excellent Nonesuch album "Back East," issued last year, gave the feeling of a big exhalation: Mr. Redman sounded appreciative to be making music with no larger responsibilities, projecting only himself).

Not that I ever get any thanks for it.' 'He sounded very appreciative.' 'Did he?

They called him Buzz because he was a star high jumper, and that was the sound the appreciative crowd made when he soared over a pole six feet off the ground: Buzzzzzz.

The young designer seemed happy with the reaction — and it had sounded genuinely appreciative — but expressed frustration that he was still finding it hard to crack the United States market, and, in fact, had yet to find a single New York store to carry his line.

Saturday's audience, cautiously appreciative, sounded as if it had gotten its money's worth.

This British producer and D.J. helped propel Manchester acid-house scene in the late 1980's; thanks in part to him, the electronic sounds of Chicago and Detroit found more appreciative audiences overseas.

The crowd was appreciative, but the sound was terrible.

While altruism may sound as simple cutting a check to an appreciative cause, such efforts can be fraught with missteps.