1
He had sounded foolish, naïve, disappointing the man who had sired him.
2
His threat to smash the piano sounded foolish even in his own ears.
3
It sounded foolish when I tried to put it into words.
4
Well, of course it sounded foolish; the truth often does.
5
All those tales he had heard of Annok-sur and her power now sounded foolish.
6
I do not know why I said that, for it sounded foolish to me afterwards.
7
Put that way, it sounded foolish to her, too.
8
I've... Now he was here, it sounded foolish.
9
Past caring whether she sounded foolish or not, she said: Why do they tell lies like that.
10
The words sounded foolish to himself.
11
The inadequacy of her reply sounded foolish even to Dagmar, but she was constrained to feel her way.
12
There was no fashion to interest them, and the band sounded foolish in the void of the grey London Sunday.
13
Claude knew that his explanation sounded foolish, and his voice, in spite of all he could do, was weak and angry.
14
That way of reasoning was certainly singular, but I did not think it sounded foolish in the mouth of a woman of humble rank.
15
His words sounded foolish as they lingered on in the stillness that followed them, and would, he believed, lay him open to Madeleine's ridicule.
16
'It is my husband' sounded foolish, sounded freshish,- anewnote.
