Sentence examples for usually sound from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, as in this case, his opinions are usually sound.

She has also learned not to rely on her usually sound sense of direction.

Curators often make similar statements, which usually sound suspiciously like excuses, but with Ponti it is true.

At least their judgment, in what has not been a vintage year, appears to have been more than usually sound.

It is a tribute to their instincts that, despite their hoard of shared impressions, they usually sound nothing alike.

Tchaikovsky's scores for "Mozartiana" (his fourth orchestral suite) and his second piano concerto usually sound overblown but not when you watch them with Balanchine's choreography.

In BC, it usually sounds like "abouh," with the ou sounding like the ou in snout and the H taking place of the T.

"Usually sounds come out and they make themselves into shapes.

He sounded proud, which is how he usually sounds when he speaks about CBS.

Tough talk against performance-enhancing drugs usually sounds good, but this came off as excessive.

We had heard football chants on televised matches, but they usually sounded fairly subdued.