Sentence examples similar to sounds conflict from inspiring English sources
A constant flow of information to worker-owners, says Mr Zabala, makes them ready to take painful decisions.It sounds conflict-free, but that is misleading.
Regarding her own responsibility, she sounds conflicted.
Even Mr. Hogan, the author and White Castle historian, sounds conflicted about his area of expertise.
Goldin, who speaks in a thick Brooklyn accent, sounds conflicted and disrespected, like a sidelined mafioso.
Haugh does not sound conflicted.
Asked if he regretted coming to Washington, Mr. Miller sounded conflicted.
One prominent singing teacher, Marlena Malas of the Juilliard School, sounded conflicted.
Then I remembered the umpteen Fassbinder films I'd sat through in the eighties, and German began to sound conflicted instead of heartless.
But the UEFA president, Michel Platini, in an interview this month with the French newspaper Le Républicain Lorrain, sounded conflicted about turf's proliferation and even revealed that one of the reasons Metz had been chosen over Nancy for a recent French national team game was because of Nancy's artificial turf.
Now the sounds of conflict had gone away.
