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Meanings of sound more in English

We have no meanings for "sound more" in our records yet.
Usage of sound more in English
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We've started doing some research, said Timothy, trying to sound more assured.
The nightmarys
2
Elsewhere, they may sound more like a text message to a friend.
BBC
3
He's beginning to make south Birmingham sound more like the South Downs.
The Guardian
4
Mimi threw up in another room, the sound more felt than heard.
Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town
5
Never did those sweet words sound more sweetly to me than then.
Moby Dick
6
Pronunciation is key Nothing could sound more mundane than a Toyota MR2.
The South African
7
The audio was edited in post-production to make it sound more realistic.
News.com.au
8
The creaking was getting louder and started to sound more like splintering.
Beautiful creatures
9
I wished he could have at least tried to sound more appreciative.
Halo
10
Eddie tried to sound more accusing, but he was just too tired.
Something from the nightside
11
Now I'm starting to sound more like a Hipster than a Geek.
Wired
12
Eyes hard, legs braced, he made it sound more than a cliché.
Non-Stop
13
Would it not sound more real if we read 'being built up'?
Expositions of Holy Scripture: the Acts
14
Perhaps even five sets of 10 minutes will sound more appealing to you.
The Irish Times
15
He made it sound more like a challenge than a question.
Welcome to Dead House
16
Hmm... actually, the way I just described it, it does sound more interesting!
The Guardian
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Sound more through the time
Sound more across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common