Sentence examples for sounds hyper from inspiring English sources

However, before melodrama sets in her minimalist style is mesmerizing: the truncated dialog sounds hyper natural.

If they're hyper, give them a name that sounds hyper.

Posterior probability helps detecting mislabeled and bad acoustic regions while unit durational measure helps detect unnaturally short or long units which may have high posterior probability values but they can make words unintelligible or sound hyper-articulated, respectively.

It may sound hyper-masculine, but anything that gives you some adrenaline will get rid of nerves.

"[I]t sounds increasingly hyper-correct, old-fashioned and pompous to say 'the data are'," opined its style arbiter, David Marsh.

From there, without tourists ever speaking, institutions might automatically pull pork out of Muslims' meals or find English copies of brochures and leave them under doors a level of effortless care that sounds both hyper-efficient and eerily predictive.

Don't sound too hyper or eager, it might scare him off.

And while he sounds like his hyper-fluent self here, especially when unfurling a chord arpeggio or skittering down a scale, he's after a certain kind of mood: reflective, like the album's title.

And there's also the Deep Space Atomic Clock, which is pretty much exactly what it sounds like, keeping hyper-accurate time that spacecraft can check with for navigational purposes.

Guess fucked up, but she did so in a nexus of fantasy, power, and subjugation that sounds like a hyper-drive version of the forces that govern the lives of many women.

Or the raunchy, walloping, hyper-fast sounds of Baltimore gutter-music, courtesy of Aaron LaCrate.