Sentence examples for sounds classy from inspiring English sources

Sounds classy.

Saying I'm an Oxfordian sounds classy; people might mistakenly think I went to Oxford.

Whether the story really needed car chases, shoot-outs and fictional characters (such as Ewan McGregor's Rolling Stone hack) is debatable, but it looks and sounds classy, and Cheadle's rasping impersonation (mostly during his druggy 1970s hiatus) is spot-on.

Subtitles give The Bridge that sheen of respectability in which even "cup of tea" sounds classy, but when you distill the plot to its barest bones, there is a pulpy absurdity running through it more akin to Luther than The Killing.

To outsiders "Embassy Cafe" maybe sounds classy, but to those who've been to the taxi cafe itself, it's a little tongue-in-cheek. .

Guests sounds classier.

"Le Petit Maurice" sounds classier than "Little Maurice".

The car was a Ford Escort, but she thinks Riviera sounds classier.

Corsica is a popular holiday destination with the French middle class, and while I'm sure they bicker around the pool as much as the British, it somehow sounds classier.

About the only major American author I can think of off the top of my head who's grappling nakedly with the disfiguring effect of capitalism on the human soul is George Saunders — who is also, you'll note, a fantasist (or fabulist, if that sounds classier).

She said her new scent has notes like apple blossom and so-called cashmere woods, "which I thought sounded classy".