Sentence examples for sounds ill from inspiring English sources

Even when Wayne is saying gobbledygook, as he sometimes is here, he does so with startling confidence; no syllable ever sounds ill placed, no rhyme ill designed.

Perhaps that sounds ill-advised.

To some, though not all, in public health, that vision sounds ill-conceived, if not threatening.

I know it probably sounds ill-timed, but hear me out.

But Ms. Gould — who evidently won herself over at her own audition — looked and sounded ill at ease.

Ms. Cotler sounded ill at ease with the cabaretlike lines Ms. Paranosic gave her over a monotonous and muddy orchestral score.

Boy, does he sound ill at ease painting this picture, the sort of scene that's taught on the first day of Country Songs 101.

She does this with such candor and conviction as to make criticism sound ill-mannered.

There was a slovenly performance of Dvorak's Carnival Overture and Vaughan Williams's Five Mystical Songs sounded ill-focused.

Sixty-strong here, they sounded ill-balanced; the Et Incarnatus was just one of the occasions when they were under pressure.

"Sounds reckless, ill considered, and irresponsible on the part of N.Y.R.R".