Sentence examples for sounds spectacular from inspiring English sources
The phrase "sounds spectacular" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express enthusiasm or approval about something that has been described or proposed. Example: "The concert lineup for this summer sounds spectacular, and I can't wait to attend."
This all sounds spectacular, of course, and mostly, it is.
It sounds spectacular, its battery life is surprisingly good, and it's free if you sign up for service online.
I love the vuvuzela, it sounds spectacular, giving the event a real sense of other, which is surely what the World Cup is all about.
The refreshed Digital Video Essentials disc ($25 at www.videoessentials.com but available for less elsewhere) looks and sounds spectacular when viewed on a correctly installed and calibrated home-theater system (which is something of a Catch-22, if you think about it).
They sounded spectacular, too.
I had all these original Creedence albums, which sound spectacular.
I can't call the wired sound spectacular, but it is respectable and an enormous improvement over the wireless quality.
The numbers do not sound spectacular, but the team cared most about his health and his delivery.
The Verrazano Bridge twinkled in the background, the water lapped, the spotlights shone, and for a moment, everything looked and sounded spectacular.
Mike Veletta's 45 not out may not sound spectacular, yet in the context of a close final, it was an innings that made the difference.
All of which sounded spectacular on the evening news: two tough-talking governors take on the region's vast transportation agency, slash costs and budgets, and attribute problems and fallout to past management.
