Sentence examples for sounds paradoxically from inspiring English sources

"Looper," an obstreperously entertaining, bullet- and attitude-ridden science-fiction pastiche, opens in a futuristic world that looks and sounds paradoxically out of the past.

At less than 40 minutes long, Vampire Weekend sounds paradoxically both brimming with confidence and something put down as a marker for the future.

(Scott) 'Looper' (R, 1 58) Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays a killer and Bruce Willis plays an older version of the same in Rian Johnson's obstreperously entertaining science-fiction pastiche set in a futuristic world that sometimes looks and sounds paradoxically out of the past.

(DeWitt) 'Looper' (R, 1 58) Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays a killer and Bruce Willis plays an older version of the same in Rian Johnson's obstreperously entertaining science-fiction pastiche set in a futuristic world that sometimes looks and sounds paradoxically out of the past.

(Neil Genzlinger LoopereR' (R, 1 58) Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays a killer and Bruce Willis plays an older version of the same in Rian Johnson's obstreperously entertaining science-fiction pastiche set in a futuristic world that sometimes looks and sounds paradoxically out of the past.

In time he used a laptop computer to fashion accompaniments that could sound paradoxically natural.

Is the snobbery around preset digital sound paradoxically sending people back to the presets of an earlier era?

At the Met, Mr. Brownlee made the sunniest sound, paradoxically coupled with the giddiest temperament, and Mr. Flórez showed the most mercurial personality, the greatest sense of mischief and the fieriest coloratura.

It sounded paradoxically didactic and pointless.

He raps over music that he produces himself; the consensus term for this genre is "grime," though the sounds are paradoxically clean in the way that only digital media are clean.

The performers apparently did a fair amount of improvisation, and too often their talk veers into exposition, which, however heartfelt and true, paradoxically sounds (badly) scripted.