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The phrase "this does not sound" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express doubt or skepticism about something that has been said or suggested. For example: - "I'm not sure if we should trust his ideas. They just don't sound feasible." - "This does not sound like a good plan. We need to come up with a better solution." - "I'm sorry, but your explanation just doesn't sound plausible to me." - "Her story sounded fishy to the police, so they decided to investigate further."
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"This does not sound plausible".
This does not sound promising.
This does not sound like equal rights.
This does not sound like a winning formula.
This does not sound like a Brown blunder.
This does not sound like a name for a dog.
This does not sound like a ringing endorsement of celibacy.
This does not sound remotely ordinary to me.
This does not sound like a distressed lament.
This does not sound much like a flyer!
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This doesn't sound sketchy at all.
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