Sentence examples for sounds so well from inspiring English sources

The term sounds so, well, second-rate: a job for stand-ins who never quite made it to the top under their own steam; an administrative position, with a requirement not to rock the boat.

Is it possible Democrats are winning now because they were right about whether to go to war in Iraq?" This all sounds so, well, "fair and balanced" — until you think about it.

Is it supposed to sound so, well, ropey?

This album has a really dark futuristic vibe, which represents their sound so well.

We squirm at his conspicuous religiosity, his constant references to God, which sound so, well, Christian to less observant Jews.

It's unusual, different and encapsulates the Beatles' sound so well - the harmonies, melody, mystery of the lyrics, instrumentation.

He used varying venues: the famous, informal Roundhouse concerts in Camden where Boulez gave premieres and led rambling audience conversations about the new pieces; and at St John's Smith Square, where Glock's beloved Haydn sounded so well.

Kudos to the Thebarton Theatre (also the venue for Unsound) who mixed the sound so well – advisable when there are four guitarists, two drummers, a double bass and a fiddle.

As I listened to Denmark's minister of economic and business affairs describe how her country used higher energy taxes to stimulate innovation in green power and then recycled the tax revenues back to Danish industry and consumers to make it easier for them to make and buy the new clean technologies, it all sounded so, well, intelligent.

I mean there are a lot of super idealistic things that people try to do in public broadcasting that, when you say them out loud, sound so well-meaning, like something noone would ever want to listen to.

Which sounds so good.