Sentence examples for though sounds from inspiring English sources

The latest, though, sounds promising.

Big Unit though sounds, well, silly.

The line alone, though, sounds painfully dismissive.

The score, though, sounds like music for ads and elevators: serviceable, but annoying when actually listened to.

"There's no blue plaque system for preserving important sounds", Fowkes says, even though "sounds change as much as visual cityscapes, and today's sounds are tomorrow's history".

At the Bowery Ballroom, they performed some of the parts Kurstin wrote, though sounds that were hard to reproduce simply played in the background as sequenced, prerecorded tracks.

Gibbons, though, sounded interesting.

These, though, sounded too monumental.

Strauss, though, sounded prepared for all eventualities.

Mr. Summers, though, sounded a more upbeat tone.

The pathologically lonely, though, sound as if they can be difficult.