Sentence examples for sounds ultimately from inspiring English sources

It wasn't as dangerous as it sounds (ultimately, the battlegroup did not lose a single man in combat); nor was it out of concern for the rules, nor out of a sense of duty.

The novel, about a twelve-year-old upper-middle-class New England girl on the "visionary" cusp of puberty (Castle's word), sounds ultimately less interesting than the unwritten biography of Maude, who has probably been given a slanted portrayal in the respectful biographies of her husband.

Awarding the song with three out of five stars, Robert Copsey of Digital Spy gave the song a mixed review, stating that although Scherzinger purrs with conviction, the song sounds ultimately similar to Rihanna's "Only Girl (In The World)".

"As bad as it sounds, ultimately we do have to sometimes accept a wage that's less than we had at our previous job in order to get back to work and allow the economy to get started again," Paul explained.

Put simply: No matter how good or bad a startup idea sounds, ultimately it will be the team behind the idea that leads the startup to succeed or not.

Here was a new way for me to think about instrumental sound, to categorize sounds, and ultimately, to personalize them.

This, conceptually, is as simple as it sounds, but ultimately it's a change of mindset that has surprising power cultural transformational power, even once accomplished.

Enhanced flavors, smells, textures, sounds and ultimately, eye candy wherever you looked at.

Key also explained that when he was preoccupied by distractions, in which he referred to them as "lights and sounds", which ultimately resulted in the band naming the album and track title just that.

With Strick, Mackey both recasts meanings and revives the dispossessed, an assertion of silence as sound which ultimately displaces silence and sound as poles in an exclusionary rationality.

Finally, sound films, ultimately, ended the age of silent film stars (Bianchi 192; Martinelli 143).