Sentence examples for uncertain sound from inspiring English sources

The trumpet's certainly giving an uncertain sound (Corinthians 1, 14 8).

"If the trumpet gives forth an uncertain sound, who shall follow?

Even if most opponents of affirmative action seem to produce an uncertain sound these days, from California there continues to come a ringing call to arms.

This particular trumpet gives a particularly uncertain sound, so I can't see any clinician or administrator preparing for the telehealth/telecare battle.

To compound my confusion my ears pricked up at once to the uncertain sound of bagpipes, but I could not see where it originated, for the dark had at last come down.

That memory was probably the jolt he needed: his first five songs, stretching back to the early 1970s, had felt wan and indistinct, plagued by uncertain sound and unsteady vigor.

The first case adds colored noise, the second case introduces uncertain ocean sound speed profile (SSP) data plus white noise, and the third has both colored noise and uncertainty in virtually every environmental parameters.

Iraqis sound uncertain about the future, but defiantly optimistic.

According to Google executive Ellen Leanse, saying "just" as a permission also sounds less authoritative – as does saying "I think" before an opinion, which makes you sound uncertain.

This despite some uncertain harmonizing and sound system glitches, which gave unwelcome new meaning to Mr. Sondheim's themes of dislocation and fractured identity, at the Sunday matinee.

Even automotive analysts sound uncertain about whether fractional ownership can gain anywhere near the same traction as peer-to-peer car sharing and car-hailing services.