Sentences with phrase «sounds very forced»

The voice acting is a bit scattered, it is great at points, and other times sounds very forced and does not match what is happening to the character on screen, it's a minor thing, but worth mentioning.

The music suits the title, although a little cheesy as is the voice acting that sounds very forced and contrived but somehow with the graphics and more importantly the gameplay, it all comes together perfectly.

The music suits the title, although a little cheesy as is the voice acting that sounds very forced and contrived but somehow with the graphics and more importantly the gameplay, it all comes together perfectly.

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only in my heart i do nt believe that this life on earth is just IT after we die - we just exist, work very hard, go through soooo much angst, and then just die - doesn't sound right to me, but that's me — and no one out there is forced to agree with my thoughts - i'm just putting out what's in my heart.

While it may very well be true that Heidegger sounds as if he is arguing for a pre-modern, pre-mechanized society, perhaps leaning toward a Luddite perspective, and while it also may appear that McLuhan is arguing for the continued evolution of technology that will enhance society, perhaps smacking of a full - blown techophilism, both theorists come together on the primary assertion that they make - technology has a profound and invisible shaping force on our epistemic values, perceptions of reality and truth, and cultural values and norms.

«While these are market forces that have contributed directly over time to the success of the Premier League, I would sound a note of caution in light of the very material contractual commitments to future wages that clubs are taking on.»

There's even a rumour that Piquet gave Senna the finger as he was passing him in response to being forced across the track on his previous attempt, which sounds like a very Nelson Piquet response.

«Whilst these are the market forces that have contributed directly over time to the success of the Premier League, I would sound a note of caution in light of the very material contractual commitments to future wages that clubs are taking on.»

«It's all very well, Mr Murdoch,» says Jay, sounding a bit rattled, but he's forced to move on, to the details of the undertakings Murdoch offered during the purchase by Lord Thomson.

A world where every product was robbed of its misleading packaging and forced to tell the truth about itself actually sounds like a very compelling proposition.

The acronym may sound a little forced but the actual tool will be very helpful in case of health - related outbreaks, especially since it can be designed for paper - based tests.

Peter Strickland's Berberian Sound Studio marks his second feature film and while he may not have many films under his belt just yet, his latest effort proves that he's going to be a force in the industry in the very near future.

Accordingly, sound educational practice suggests that the use of violence or force may only model the very behavior that school personnel are seeking to eliminate.

It sounds as if the private teacher preparation system in Texas comes very close to the scandalous and very expensive (to students, parents, and the federal government - through very high default rates on guaranteed student loans) «private college» system which is currently being forced to clean up its act.

While that may sound tiny for a pickup, the little six, with its twin turbochargers force - feeding it air, produces V8 territory power: 325 horsepower and a very impressive 375 pounds - feet of torque.

«A 1997 report by the U.S. Air Force Institute For National Security Studies notes: «Acoustic infrasound: very low frequency sound which can travel long distances and easily penetrate most buildings and vehicles.

As to «forcings», this is a pointless Warmist Weaselword, meaningless in any field of real science, but sounding very sciencey indeed.

The main idea that forced measures is very sound.

As for your alternative explanation in a previous post, I am trying to think of a world subject to a warming force due to increased GHGs since the 19th century... this warming didn't materialize around the mid-century due to large quantities of aerosols emitted in the NH... somehow this NH cooling trespassed the equatorial belt and affected the SH, which not only didn't warm but cooled even more than the NH... doesn't sound very plausible, does it?

1) a highly skilled and specialized labor force; 2) available water for cooling, in many locations; this may sound a bit frivolous, but the water requirements are very large, and there have been several incidents now in which drought restricted generation; and 3) most critically, financing.

«It is strange that The News should accuse me of trying to hide scientific uncertainty through this quote, when by the very nature of explaining the dilemma I am being unusually forthright in trying to show how all scientists face a bind when forced to communicate in short sound bites in the media what the essence of a controversial complex problem is.

With streamed compressed audio files, the upsampling does a mostly very fine job of opening up the dynamic range, expanding both the treble and, especially, bass ends of music of all types without the results sounding forced, baggy or clumsy.

For that very reason, attempting to insert buzz words into a responses or conversations with the person conducting the interview is going to sound «forced» or «scripted.»