Sentence examples for sounds wretched from inspiring English sources
All of this sounds wretched, but not psychopathic.
I'm sorry, I said, trying not to sound wretched".
It was not melodramatic at all; the hoarse, unmelodious voice sounded wretched and pitiable.
For a guy who has written dozens of books, sold millions of them and made a fortune along the way, Stephen King sure does make the writing life sound wretched.
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Foie gras with hollandaise sounded like wretched excess but actually made as much sense as chocolate sauce on ice cream.
My Beetle begins to sound like a wretched cassava mill.
Recalling how the couple lost their passports while in Borneo, Sandra waxes repellently eloquent in describing the inhabitants: their "gaping mouths and hollow, sunken eyes," the "soft, half-grown teeth like niblets of corn" and "the wretched sound of their whining voices".
You hear the wretched sound of your alarm...you awake...it's 7am on Monday and you have to be at work in two hours...you're tired and grumpy...and it's cold outside...you DO NOT want to get out of bed... Drinking water before going to sleep you will cause you to need to to use the bathroom in the morning.
The sound quality is pretty wretched, though.
