Sentence examples for sounds only one from inspiring English sources

Fiennes sounds only one false note: when, on a boat to the United States in 1909, Freud (Dominic Rowan) expresses his ambivalence about the trip, Jung argues, "No! America is the future".

Dick goes to a witch doctor who calls himself a 'homeopath' ("sounds only one short of sociopath, Dick!") but it's George who discovers they need to go on an exclusion diet, so they enter a world of hard-to-find, maddeningly expensive specialist foods …" Are we sure, really, that Blyton "would have delighted" in this "gentle parody"?

Under the similarity hypothesis, discriminating between two similar sounds (only one phonetic feature different) had to be more difficult for RD children than discriminating between sounds differing on more phonetic features.

Because each pair of strings can sound only one note at a time, it is impossible to play any two notes sounded from the same strings simultaneously, making it impossible to play certain chords.

More precisely, it discriminates sounds containing only one impulse such as sounds 1, 2, and 3, from those in which one or more impulses follow the main one (rattle, bounce, etc)., such as sounds 10, 8, and 7.

In one study, scientists scrutinized patients who had hearing in both ears but experienced phantom sounds in only one.

The other, which I used, is offers no sounds and only one screen and a joystick a tad better than the run-of-the-mill video game.

I discovered that they've lived together their whole lives, never married or had kids, collectively refer to themselves as "I" instead of "we," finish each other's sentences so quickly that it often sounds like only one person is speaking, and follow the same daily routines, including eating duplicate meals in identical portions.

Sound: having only one interrupt limited our capacity to generate precise sound.

Posthorns this size generally sounded at only one pitch.

Today, though, the sound is only one of Larchmont's allures: Its exemplary schools, easy access to the city and abundant recreational facilities make it one of southern Westchester's most sought-after communities.