Sentence examples for sounds pleased from inspiring English sources

But he sounds pleased, too.

She sounds pleased to hear my voice, and I ask her how she is.

She sounds pleased, even surprised, at the gifts that life continues to bring, her sense of wonder still unquenched, her instinct for survival as strong as ever.

Groh sounds pleased with the current Gordon.

But he sounds pleased with his champion hurdler, Binocular, who makes his reappearance at Newcastle on Hennessy day.

Atkins-Smith sounds pleased that a keenly sourced cherry brandy label may get its moment in the spotlight.

Eighteenth-century preachers at least tended to include themselves in the charge of general sinfulness and God's inevitable reckoning; Mr. Robertson sounds rather pleased with his own outwitting of such reckoning, as if the convenient blessing of being a God-fearing American has saved him from such pestilence.

So he sounds particularly pleased to see that publications like Mother Jones (where, coincidentally, I interned nearly a decade ago) create RebelMouse pages.

But whatever it may be, the Fisher family sounds very pleased with the whole thing.

Nevertheless, Vassar sounds very pleased indeed in its announcement that it has acquired the papers of "the distinguished author and Vassar alumna". McCarthy's papers cover a literary career that began after her graduation as a Phi Beta Kappa in 1933.

"You could try to sound more pleased," he said.