Sentence examples for that sounds much from inspiring English sources

Many of the case histories in the book involve a procedure that sounds much like tDCS: direct current is applied by sponge electrodes, with a common side effect of "intense redness and an acute burning sensation".

And since then the ability, let alone the willingness, of some countries, particularly in Europe, to provide what the Fed delicately calls "backstops" — a term that sounds much less harsh than "bailouts" — appears to have diminished.

Paradoxically, it's a vision that sounds much like what disaffected Red Bull supporters have long dreamed about: a club committed to continuity, stability, and an emphasis on the local soccer community.

Ask Mr. Ergani to enumerate the boldface names that have visited Bianca in recent years and he produces a list that sounds much more redolent of the south of France than the southern Aegean: Ivana Trump.

Despite the finger pointing in public, Fortuna Anwar referred to talks between Indonesia and Australia on a deal that sounds much like Labor's Malaysia people swap arrangement that was scuttled by the high court.

Emily Browning, the go-to girl these days for broken-doll fragility, plays a recovering anorexic named Eve who hooks up with bedsit troubadour James Olly Alexanderr) and second-banana Cassie (Hannah Murray) to form a pop combo that sounds much like a B&S tribute band.

That tempo turned Rachmaninov's lyric music into something that sounded much more modern than the soppy and romantic stuff most people play.

(Like Greg in the movie), I heard voices from inside that sounded much deeper then my own; I saw kids that needed to shave and kids smoking cigarettes.

JEN: That sounded much easier.

Front-facing stereo speakers that sound much better than the iPad's mono speaker.

Audio clips that sound much like ones in Call of Duty have been spliced into other ISIS videos.