Sentence examples for sounds off from inspiring English sources

A growl sounds off to his left.

The carillon still chimes on the quarter hour, she said, though one note sounds off key.

Her son has failed to grasp this, and sounds off on architecture, GM crops, alternative medicine and suchlike.

— Patrick Farrell Eater: Q. and A. with Paul Grieco, subversive sommelier, who sounds off on how he thinks about wine lists and why he's gotten interested in Bordeaux.

— Glenn Collins Bon Appétit: The restaurateur Joe Bastianich sounds off on the new downscale dining: "With four-appetizer, four-entree menus, it's like, give me a break.

(AP) BAYERN OFFICIAL SOUNDS OFF Uli Hoeness, the president of Bayern Munich, criticized FIFA and called on Europe's strongest federations to press for change in soccer's governing body.

But this sounds off-putting to me, too.

If that sounds off-putting, the exhibition isn't.

The title sounds off-puttingly fey, and the stories, it is true, are about fairies.

As a result, he sounds off-kilter, his voice buried in a haze of effects, and struggling to catch up.

It sounds off-putting because of the length of the ingredient list and a cooking time that is measured in hours rather minutes.