Examples of 'you sounded very' in a sentence
Meaning of "you sounded very"
you sounded very: This phrase can be used to express an observation about how someone appeared in terms of their tone or demeanor. It may refer to someone's emotional state or attitude based on how they sounded while speaking or communicating
How to use "you sounded very" in a sentence
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you sounded very
You sounded very scared on the phone.
I can not say you sounded very sincere, mate.
You sounded very nervous on the phone.
That time on the phone, you sounded very strange.
You sounded very calm on the phone.
For someone who was startled, you sounded very calm on the phone.
You sounded very odd over the phone.
Thank you for meeting me . Well, you sounded very urgent.
And you sounded very upset.
Tell me honestly . That time on the phone, you sounded very strange.
You sounded very distressed.
How would I do? - You sounded very confident.
You sounded very clear.
That would make you Watson, dear . You sounded very Sherlock Holmes just then.
You sounded very convincing.
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Let us talk about the night you first called me . - Mm. - You sounded very distressed.
You sounded very confident.
Oh, it 's fine, dear . I had to come into town anyway . You sounded very upset.
You sounded very excited.
Drunk . You sounded very happy.
You sounded very disappointed yesterday about your case going to the Met.
WEll, you sounded very anxious about something.
You sounded very disappointed yesterday Morning.
Well, you sounded very urgent.
You sounded very Sherlock Holmes just then.
No, you sounded very stern.
You sounded very Sherlock Holmes just then which makes you Watson, dear.
Well done. You sounded very Sherlock Holmes just then… which makes you Watson, dear.
You sounded very Sherlock Holmes just then. Well done.
You sounded very presidential, pumpkin.
You sounded very distressed . I was.
You sounded very distressed . - Mm.
Hmm . You sounded very cryptic over the phone, Mr. Greene.
