Sentence examples for supposedly sounds from inspiring English sources

Both films turn Old Major's "Beasts of England," a cheery song that supposedly sounds like La Cucaracha, into grim parodies of Soviet propaganda anthems.

Devialet, known for its Phantom speaker which supposedly sounds better than speakers 20 times bigger, just announced that it has closed a $20 million Series B round.

In "The Junior Mint," Jerry struggles to guess his girlfriend's name, which supposedly sounds like a female body part.

Regards, Mauricio PAUL KRUGMAN: I'm afraid that the line between troubled developing countries and supposedly sound, mature countries isn't as sharp as we'd like.

I couldn't understand it: why did these professionals, who were supposedly sound of mind, want me to go into debt?

On a macro-level, the supposedly sound budgetary position of the Spanish government also masked the accumulation of household debt, while the euro hid the symptoms of an unsustainable trade deficit.

In that light it was gratifying to hear him take aim at "those who benefit from an unjust status quo," who resist "minimum-wage increases or stronger labor laws or taxes on the wealthy" in the name of supposedly "sound economic principles".

Getting up, I accidentally leaned close to the clock radio only to realize that it was set to one of those stations that offers supposedly soothing "sounds of nature".

Over the years, critical listening has been a constant exercise in finding a new, supposedly authentic sound, typically from those viewed as outsiders.

The neo-hippie spirit lives on in Rusted Root, a jam band with the supposedly tribal sound of a drum circle at its core.

"California Jam," various artists (1974) Heralded in its time for its gigantic size (hundreds of thousands gathered at the Ontario Motor Speedway in April , 1974, its supposedly epic sound system, and its fairly respectable organization, the California Jam rock festival is forgotten today.