Sentence examples for sounds ripe from inspiring English sources

He sounds ripe for rehabilitation, then.

But on the title track, his reduction of a recent commission, the music sounds ripe and full of intrigue.

"Family Pictures," organized by Jennifer Blessing, curator of photography at the Guggenheim Museum, sounds ripe then with possibilities.

Sound ripe for a laugh-enhanced sitcom episode?

Musicians in this state are too far removed from the musical forefathers I mentioned earlier to reasonably cite an influence, and that leaves our sound ripe for redefinition.

All of this sounds like ripe material for a lurid, confessional memoir, yet Ms. Stevens — who took to writing because it was something she could do while at home with her two young children — ended up going in an entirely different direction.

San Diego is quickly becoming a hot spot for traditional house and techno sounds as ripe and balmy as the perpetually sunny Southern California weather.

"Mob Music" is Bay Area rap as it once was, mean and syrupy, but the two sound more ripe on "Function Music," a collection of jubilant post-hyphy tracks that are filthy and loose and hold their own against songs by area comers like Cousin Fik, Shady Nate and Iamsu!

Pardon the cliché, but nothing has ever sounded more ripe for disruption.

Joining these films is Penny Lane's documentary "Nuts!" The subject is the sort of historical curiosity that sounds all too ripe for an encyclopedia-like rundown — it's the story of John R. Brinkley, who, in the nineteen-tens and twenties, pioneered the treatment of impotence by transplanting goat testicles into men.

Bemoaning the lack of ripe avocados sounds trivial, of course, but it raises a more serious question.