Sentence examples for sounds luxurious from inspiring English sources
His voice sounds luxurious, too.
The combination of these with Japanese silk powder and Tahitian black pearl may not counter fine lines as it claims, but it sure sounds luxurious ($72, sephora.com).
This sounds luxurious, even decadent, this idea of having second homes, but neither costs more than most new cars here.
(And for the record, the oceans of music it generates do sound luxurious).
Woodwind and strings sound luxurious and expansive, brass vigorous and savage.
Despite what the Manzis say, the home's features as described by the listers sound luxurious but hardly eccentric: seven fireplaces, radiant heat in the floors, stonework in the bathrooms and old barn beams used in the construction.
— Glenn Collins The Atlantic: The "silky teabag" sounds pretty luxurious, doesn't it?
"The term 'bicycle highway' sounds very luxurious, so we prefer to talk of 'fast cycle connections'," says Ineke Spapé, a Dutch traffic planner and bicycle professor at Breda University of Applied Sciences.
Sounds pretty luxurious so far.
The "b" sound — a plosive, like "p," but with the vocal cords and the lungs engaged — sounded more luxurious still.
This so-called A.I.G. effect was so extreme that some hotels even took the drastic step of rebranding to sound less luxurious.
