Sentence examples for sounds precisely from inspiring English sources

Whereas Netroots National Convention sounds precisely like everything else.

The music on Dissemble, released 21 August, sounds precisely as you'd imagine, which – if this is what you've been searching for – will be exactly what you need.

Listen to the line: "All my cares just drift right into space", and how the word "space" sounds precisely like breathing out slowly and looking up at a huge blue sky.

And before long, the Rolling Stones were collecting royalties for "Honky Tonk Women," which sounds precisely like a Ry Cooder song and absolutely nothing like any other song ever produced by the Rolling Stones in more than forty years.

At first, this sounds precisely like the kind of argument that only academics like Boyd would make, prone as they are to wear out the bindings of their favorite books.

Indeed, There's a Riot Goin' On is so legendary that any criticism seems vaguely heretical, but there are moments when it sounds precisely as you might expect from an album made by a disillusioned, drug-addicted multimillionaire rock star going slowly mad in a mansion, surrounded by people so stoned they had no idea whether it was night or day.

But her voice doesn't sound precisely like any of these sources; it's altered by her unbiddable, slightly chilly nature.

There are other tunes ("The Star Song," "You Walk in My Dreams") that, though recognizably Ellingtonian, do not sound precisely like anything else Ellington or Strayhorn ever wrote.

Even if symphony orchestras still don't sound precisely like period bands when they play Bach or Handel, they recognize that they're expected to at least make an effort to do so.

I swear there were moments she looked exactly like she did in the '70s and sounded precisely like one of the tribe.

West mixed the song seventy-five times, as he could not seem to get the kick drum to sound precisely the way that he wanted it to, amongst other issues.