Sentence examples for whether it sounds from inspiring English sources

Readers can judge for themselves ("And the paucity of rainfall, of course, is due to the lack of trees") whether it sounds like small talk.

Pandora, the popular music streaming service, has so-called musicologists, who analyze songs based on a long list of characteristics, like the complexity of the rhythm or whether it sounds Hawaiian.

Fogelson suspects that filmmakers will agree with any opinion he offers in order to get a green light, so he lets them describe the film they really intend to make, then trusts his gut about whether it sounds commercial.

When preparing your answers, include the terms you feel comfortable with and practise saying them out loud to a friend and get some feedback as to whether it sounds cliched.

They need to decide whether unprecedented civic engagement sounds scary or whether it sounds like an unprecedented chance to win lifelong converts and forge a fresh, new conservative majority.

He also stated that he tried to fit the Foo Fighters sound even with stylistic differences: "It's still the same four guys playing it so it just is a Foo Fighters song, whether it sounds like Carcass or fucking Ry Cooder".

Before "harmonious world" came China's "peaceful rise"—a term that fell by the wayside as officials bickered over whether it sounded a bit too menacing, or perhaps just the opposite as far as Taiwan was concerned.

Whether it sounded like that to anyone else was debatable.

And with Franck Ribéry in the teasing, thrilling form he has shown here, this will at least be a true examination of whether Spain has another tournament triumph in it, or whether, strange as it sounds, the team is wearied by winning.

Its subject is a 12th-century crusade of emperor Friedrich I, nicknamed Barbarossa, and a brave Swabian knight fighting a multitude of turks and splitting one in half, the latter described in some detail.And whether or not it sounds cute, as your article suggests, the Swabian suffix "-le" is functional in nature, exactly as the German "-lein".

Doctor S107, hospital C (IR): "It's the history taking that makes you decide … sort of history is ninety percent … I decide whether or not it sounds like it's angina … and the only real difficulty is then if the exercise tolerance test is either negative, that's the only difficulty when it's negative.