Sentence examples for sounds appropriate from inspiring English sources
Likewise, blending the sounds appropriate for "paws" could produce something that also fits "pause", "pours" and "pores".
Satie's furniture music, as odd as it is, sounds appropriate for a party: it's played on traditional instruments, and it has a party vibe.
While Mr. Marsalis's long pieces have plenty to offer, it is those with the small groups that allow him the most control; the compositions fit the context, and everything sounds appropriate, well-edited.
Whether it is providing milk at 3 a.m. or ensuring that the baby is exposed to the right shapes and sounds appropriate for its age, parents are faced with a near-constant barrage of challenges, often under incredible pressure and stress.
The 1982 science fiction film Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan used "Amazing Grace" amid a context of Christian symbolism, to memorialize Mr. Spock following his death, but more practically, because the song has become "instantly recognizable to many in the audience as music that sounds appropriate for a funeral" according to a Star Trek scholar.
Afterward, the directors asked the company's accountants, KPMG, if the explanation sounded appropriate, and the auditors said it did not.
The new IMF boss Christine Lagarde sounded appropriate urgency yesterday, warning leaders to deal with financial questions or else face "social issues" bubbling "just beneath the surface".
The lyric also sounded appropriate to the occasion; it conjured up an image of parents who were getting irritated by the antics of children behind them.
The judge said that sounded appropriate, but he withheld final judgment on the penalty until a hearing later in the month.
Every fragment of language — "It's in the air for you and me," for instance — and every lullaby melody could be dropped, without change, into any modern pop song and sound appropriate to even the savviest listener.
