Sentence examples for sounds distant from inspiring English sources

Andy Battaglia of The A.V. Club wrote in his review that "Destiny Fulfilled sounds distant and detached" further criticizing its mid-tempo ballads for sounding "uninterrupted at best, uninspired at worst".

Urgent sounds: distant sirens reporting fires in progress and criminals in flight.

I have to give a reading at the funeral of a great aunt (which sounds distant, but actually wasn't), and, well, am a bit stuck for poems.

Underpinning everything were the striking lighting designs, by Shechter and Jim French, and Shechter's spare musical score, which mixed atmospheric sounds — distant explosions, hammering, churning machinery — with passages of mournful strings.

His voice sounds distant as he explains how, using the ultrasound as a guide, he will suction out the fluid from the follicle, pass it to the embryologist, who will check if there's an egg inside.

Then we pull out for a moment, to a shot of planet Earth, and the sound of that TV conversation sounds distant, as if we're picking up the signal from high orbit.

"There were clearly other issues going on and Robin sounded distant during the telephone conversation.

Their instruments sound distant, yet present and warm, like the – suitably enough – the sun.

Bad debts, risks lurking off the balance sheet, and a wave of potential takeovers of weak banks all sound distant.

The source may sound distant, or so close that it is perceived to be right behind a listener's ear.

It's an unforgettable sound, distant and unearthly, but also inside you, like a buzz in the blood.