Sentence examples for sounds remarkably from inspiring English sources

The result sounds remarkably cohesive and organic.

"It sounds remarkably like the football industry wanted to have this issue swept under the carpet.

"It sounds remarkably like a football cover-up," he told the BBC.

One is that early-20th-century anarchist rhetoric sounds remarkably contemporary.

Digitised from what must now be a mouldy tape collection, it sounds remarkably fresh.

'Let's get 'em'!" If it sounds remarkably like a witch hunt, that's because it is.

On the surface, the newest right sounds remarkably like the old, old left.

Perhaps that's why, for all their excitement, their approach sounds remarkably Zen.

When he sings, he sounds remarkably like Elton John, which doesn't contribute much to his characterization.

Whether you buy into that or not, Wildflower sounds remarkably like a triumph.

For a subject that's been thinkpieced to death, it sounds remarkably fresh coming from eXquire.