Sentence examples for topic sounds from inspiring English sources
"This topic sounds so big-headed to discuss.
If a topic sounds boring, it probably will bore you.
Fletcher, a writer for Popular Science has done his research and although the topic sounds as dull as lithium-infused brine he keeps the book well-paced and interesting throughout.
The topic sounded unmanageable.
discussion group's topic sounded like XL gloom.
Despite the reference (which may not be obvious to most people), that name isn't a bad one, as it makes an intimidating topic sound more friendly and accessible.
Topic: sound expression (vocal) A visiting professor used the community therapy technique.
Ray's expression of disgust and his laundry list of purportedly more substantial topics sounded not unlike some of the show's harshest critics, professional and amateur, who didn't seem to know how to react to Dunham's precisely observed, knowing depiction of intimate connections between young women.
Curiously, to those who expect to hear from Greens the voice of introversion, when he broaches the topic he sounds like no one so much as the great European himself, Mr Kohl—"120 kilos of the past made flesh", as Mr Fischer unkindly calls him.
But "Murder to Excellence," a medley of two songs pointlessly taped together, takes on the topic and sounds like a clumsy campfire singalong (thank producer Swizz Beatz, who fails not once but twice on the same album) complete with a set of free-floating murder statistics that never get tied to a story.
Topic 8 sounds considerably more generic and is consistent with burglary in general.
