Sentence examples for sounds narrow from inspiring English sources

The jobs legislation, which is expected to pass with overwhelming, bipartisan support on Thursday, sounds narrow — especially since a much more ambitious transportation and infrastructure bill remains mired in intraparty Republican squabbling.

As has been explained on this blog and elsewhere, the Jump-Start Our Business Start-Ups, or JOBS Act, passed in 2012, delayed and reduced federal disclosure and regulatory requirements during and after the I.P.O. of so-called "emerging growth companies" — a label that sounds narrow but actually includes all but the nation's biggest new companies.

"That sounds narrow, but it's actually not".

Rich string sound narrows to almost naked chamber-music textures and thickens again.

Ms. Pitts had personality to spread around, and there was nothing to be done about it: the rest of the band sounded narrower in her presence.

The sound narrows again in "Stress Reliever," another lovely Taylor production built atop a minimal deep-space drum beat.

"Most people know them": Gerson's frame of reference sounds as narrow as mine was, attending a school that was two-thirds (mostly secular) Jews and Asian-Americans.

The law vastly delayed and reduced federal disclosure and regulatory requirements during and after the I.P.O. of so-called "emerging growth companies" — a label that sounds pretty narrow but actually encompasses all but the nation's biggest companies, including Twitter.

And while Kitani admitted some people think that sounds "pretty narrow," he said it's actually quite broad.

Their work also revealed "deep sound channels" — narrow zones about 3,000 feet down that transmit low-frequency sounds over thousands of miles.

He blows hard and makes notes distort and whinny; he made the tarogato sound taut, narrow and ready to explode.