Examples of 'think that sounds a' in a sentence

think that sounds a: This phrase is often used to express skepticism or doubt about a statement or idea that has been presented. It implies a questioning of the validity or truthfulness of what was said

Does anyone else think that sounds a lot like.

I think that sounds a little much.

I personally think that sounds a bit.

I think that sounds a bit silly.

I made a deal with Deucalion. - Does anyone else think that sounds a lot like.

If you think that sounds a little far fetched take a look at this.

I just - - I personally think that sounds a bit.

If you think that sounds a bit sus, try this.

Well, ok … I personally think that sounds a bit.

Do you think that sounds a little racist?

Now, obviously, that 's not something I 'd recommend and I think that sounds a tad ridiculous.

You do not think that sounds a little, uh.

Don't you think that sounds a little bit colonialist? Don't you think that's a little bit.

I am not so sure, I think that sounds a bit fanciful to me.

Do not you think that sounds a little simplistic?

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