Sentence examples for which sounds less from inspiring English sources

I'm honestly not sure which sounds less appealing.

That is seven times a day, which sounds less like a slip than a ritual.

Which sounds less the art of the possible than of the incredible.

Which sounds less like lunch and more like an arrestable offence.

And Wisconsin has "Live Like You Mean It," which sounds less like an invitation to vacation than a self-improvement project.

STMicroelectronics, the Swiss semiconductor company, owns the iPad trademark in Europe and uses it as an acronym for integrated passive and active devices -- which sounds less fun than playing games on a tablet.

It can be translated more literally as "Depicted Time" or "Written Time," which sound less poetic but feel more accurate.

"I need to catch up with what is going on," Hasegawa said, which sounded less than encouraging.

I hated Scunthorpe's nightclubs more, especially the visionary Club 2000, which sounded less like the future for the six years it stayed open after the millennium.

During Dear Heather, it becomes hard to escape the sensation that Cohen is expending all his energy on the words and losing interest in music, not least on Villanelle For Our Time and to a Teacher, which sound less like songs than poetry recitals set to vague jazz backings.

From the Gare du Nord, I walked across the street to Terminus Nord, ordered a glass of wine, some escargot and a steak with béarnaise sauce and fries, which sound less sinful as pommes frites.