Sentence examples for which has sounded from inspiring English sources
But governments such as Tanzania's, which has sounded keen to provide some men, say they will not send them to Darfur without a durable agreement.
He is aiming for a ratio in the mid-50s, which has sounded alarm bells for union officials worried about their members' jobs.
They have conferred significant government subsidies on the biggest banks, thus reawakening an unpredictable, bipartisan note of incipient populist rage, which has sounded intermittently in American politics for two centuries.
Few are as active as the Indonesian consulate general in Cape Town, which has sounded the alarm, informing the Ministry of Foreign Affairs that it continues to receive reports of human rights complaints by Indonesian fishermen every month.
For myself, I can recall little in a lifetime of tuning in to public discourse which has sounded uglier than the relish with which he and George Osborne have both spoken of public service cuts.
Mr Murdoch and his son James, his heir apparent and a moving force behind the Sky deal, have inserted themselves into British politics, backing the Conservatives in this year's general election after many years of supporting Labour (which has sounded more sceptical about them since it lost power).
He wasn't sure this kind of communal living, which had sounded so jolly and democratic in the brochure, was for him.
At home that night, Mr. Choi said, the idea, which had sounded half crazy in the morning, began to make some sense.
She's dressed all in white – that outfit, which had sounded pretty silly when I saw it laid out on her phone, ideal for the space.
But the reading gap at least may be narrowing.Dana Gioia, the NEA's outgoing chairman, thinks the reason for the turnaround is the public reaction to earlier reports which had sounded the alarm.
It occurred to me one day that the song After All, which had sounded like nonsense at first, was about mental illness, and I suppose possibly about his half-brother, who had been a schizophrenic.
