Sentence examples for suddenly sound from inspiring English sources

Other parties suddenly sound equally serious.

Big mining companies, having spent the past year asserting that commodity prices really would be "stronger for longer" this time, suddenly sound less confident about demand.

Of course, he doesn't have my voice to work with: look at me while I'm talking and I sound fine - some might even say impressive - but put on a blindfold and I suddenly sound like an estate agent.

On the flip side of this were moments of excessive caution when a fingering would suddenly sound too careful, a passage too academic, like the theme and variations that opened Op. 2, No 6: clearly delineated, slightly lifeless.

It's there in the uncomfortably tight corsets, bizarre backdrops showing sushi, and the bit in Untouchable where the live band suddenly sound like they're playing in a working men's club in Preston.

The wonderful stream-of-consciousness lyrics that tumble from her mouth make the 28-year-old as much of a poet as she is a singer: less apathetic slacker and more acute observer as she spits out snapshots of everyday life, making the mundane suddenly sound deeply meaningful.

He suddenly sounds irritated.

He suddenly sounds truly weary.

Unleavened bread suddenly sounded very appetizing to the Pilgrims.

His tone changes again and he suddenly sounds angry.

The ugly, overheated room suddenly sounded like a spa.