Sentence examples for sounds strangely from inspiring English sources

It sounds strangely familiar.

Though manifestly sincere, it sounds strangely administrative rather than intimate.

For "The Model", however, there's no 3D, and the performance sounds strangely live and human.

There is singing, with music that sounds strangely like something from the Who's "Tommy".

Clint Eastwood's chorus sounds strangely relevant: "I felt useless but not for long".

And Mr. Goerne sounds strangely sexless in Don Giovanni's famous mandolin serenade.

Yet after his last press conference, Mario Draghi, the ECB president, sounded strangely dismissive of these concerns.

Mr. Trpceski concluded with the great "Wanderer Fantasy" Sonata, which sounded strangely calculated, labored and largely unmoving here.

B Alfonso Cuarón (Best Directing): The man who made "Gravity" at first sounded strangely Valley Girl-esque and forced.

In the title role, the baritone Thomas Hampson looked and sounded strangely bland in the first two acts.

The Mozart sounded strangely large and heavy, as if Leopold Stokowski had touched up the string parts.