Meanings of sound most in English

Lan said the time to sound most sure was when you were least certain.

Larks abound here, and their songs sound most agreeably on all sides; nightingales are common.

The high pitched buzz of a mosquito is a sound most of us hate to hear.

Your very children are wrested from you just in the age when their voices sound most sweet.

Emigration, from a word of the most cheerful import, came to sound most dismally in my ear.

It must have been the seals calling to each other, but it certainly did sound most human.

Really, your words sound most strange!

They use multiple microphones and bone conduction to deliver a generally better sound most wireless buds that I've tried up to now.

But a dry, choking sound was heard, and a horrible scuffling and tapping of feet upon the polished floor, a sound most dreadful.

How easily excuses, which sound most plausible, are found for every sort of negligence in the service of God-indeed, for not serving Him at all!

She's doing a lot of the vowel sounds most of the way.

In one way it sounded most unlikely; in another, it was plausible enough.

If you were an advertiser, which company's data sounds most valuable to you?

Sounds most as convincing as that yarn about the pocketknife you picked up.

In the half-dark of the hall it sounded most uncanny.

Sounds most as exciting as holding down a homestead, anyway.