The video spread quickly on the Internet, bringing out the dark humor, to some, of a cuddly children's character engaging in a violent-sounding rant.
I used violent-sounding words, but I was talking about nothing of her person if you look at the whole sentence.
She is charmed by the names given to the vagina in the "rich tradition of erotic literature" of Islam, such as el cheukk, or "the chink," though she thinks the Western term "slit" is "violent-sounding".
The violent-sounding "slash" is so called because of the "/" separating the names of the two characters involved in homoerotic love or pornographic sex, for example Holmes/Watson, Spock/McCoy, Harry Potter/Ron, Starsky/Hutch, Jesus/Judas.
EA also lowered its full-year profit outlook after announcing that it would begin shipping the violent-sounding Godfather game in the fourth quarter instead of the third.
Henry purposely chose a violent-sounding, active verb, and he had reason to.
"EXTRA MUSCLE" Lori: So Ray gets to Adam's apartment and the music coming from inside is kind of violent-sounding, like an indication of Adam's rage.
As I've written before in more detail, the term "outing" was coined by a closeted, married, bisexual Time magazine critic back in 1990, using it pejoratively -- an active, violent-sounding verb -- to demonize the reporting on public figures' sexual orientation even when relevant to an important story.
Fear of "cultists" – an innocuous-sounding descriptor for powerful, violent groups, such as those responsible for the torso in the Thames case – is also a basis for asylum claims, but again, such cults are usually, although not always local.
Gergiev's recording (with the Kirov Orchestra) is more violent, Reiner's (with the Chicago Symphony) is richer sounding.
The group became noted for its close ensemble interplay and for Threadgill's own large-sounding flutes and clarinets and rugged, sometimes violent alto, tenor, and baritone saxophones.
