Sentence examples for sounds distracted from inspiring English sources

Naming some Western directors he would like to work with, he sounds distracted, almost bored, as if the future is just too abstract to worry about.

In the faster second one, five months later, it's Davis who sounds distracted; he gets out of the melody quickly and Coltrane becomes a supercollider of far-apart tones and styles.

Though some of the songwriting lacks polish and he occasionally sounds distracted, the record expresses in sincere terms the experience of losing confidence and starting over from the bottom.

Specifically, the degree to which unattended novel sounds distracted visual forced-choice task performance coincided with the extent that the posterior N1 response was released from inhibition.

(There are also times when it sounds distracting).

"Hi babe!" Jonny sounded distracted.

Nixon sounded distracted, weary, and needy; Kissinger was reassuring, insinuating, flattering.

The wonderful Met orchestra and chorus under James Levine sounded distracted, underrehearsed, tired or perhaps a bit of all three on Thursday, but no one seemed to mind.

A few months later, during summer vacation, when some of his friends asked him how things were with Lidia, Ron sounded distracted and impatient, as if his feelings were well known by now and he found it weird even to be asked about them.

The sound distracts Papa from the window and he gives me a bad look.

All I could see for miles was lush green-carpeted fields in the Welsh countryside, and the only sound distracting me during meditation or on my walks was the bleating of sheep.