The sound of the computer is a bit harsh and uneasy, sounding not a little like something you'd hear on a contemporary noise cassette, funnily enough.
When I finally got her on the phone, she sounded uneasy.
Perhaps because we're naturally uneasy confusing the sounds of heartbeats and stock tickers, we resist asserting safety as O'Neill did, as the lead indicator of competent management and employee engagement, and the first promise a company should make to its workers.
Other African leaders sound uneasy, even with so soft an approach.
Negative comments on the architectural aesthetics of the twin towers sound uneasy at best.
Mr. Leontyev himself sounded uneasy, anyway, as the summit meeting approached.
After the Sept. 11 attacks, for instance, many New Yorkers felt uneasy at the sound of low flying airplanes.
Laura Aikin, a late-hour substitute for the soprano Susan Gritton, sounded uneasy at first, more settled after intermission, but a little fragile throughout.
When the candidates do touch on the subject, they often sound uneasy and out of touch; if their experience or interest in the wider world is limited, they reach and reduce it to irrelevant domestic analogies.
"With music as well – I really wanted to make the sound of the machine, and that kind of feeling – that grating sound … Uneasy, and just kind of gets under your skin.
But the middle section, in which the music turns agitated, has seldom sounded so uneasy and disturbing.
