Sentence examples for sounds violent from inspiring English sources
Jack: I like it because it sounds violent.
People are lured into an agreement of willful illusion by over-the-top bright lights, shiny surfaces, whirring sounds, violent splashes of patterned floors, and impossibly massive architecture.
I didn't plan this album to sound violent, it's just the sound that came out of the studio, a kind of build-up over the last four years.
Salford sounds very violent back then.
At Zack's cajoling, Abby quickly laughs off the embarrassment, but when she later steals into the bedroom to see what he was watching on that computer, the sounds of violent sex we hear are just the first in a series of seemingly inconsequential events that contribute to the play's unsettling atmosphere.
There he hears sounds so violent that "had they not constantly been taken up an octave higher by a parallel moaning, I might have thought that one person was slitting another's throat close beside me, and that the murderer and his resuscitated victim were then taking a bath to wash away the traces of the crime".
Which of these sounds more violent, more threatening to you?
Curiously enough, all of these definitions apply to classical songs, including the animal sounds and violent reactions.
The description of that encounter sounds similarly violent to Fields' recent, filmed takedown of the Spring Valley High School student who authorities say disobeyed orders to leave class.
"His comments sounded pretty violent to me," Baulch said.
