| Words are said to be silent when they are unsounded in the pronunciation, though introduced in spelling and writing. |
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| No two cartographers, of course, will produce exactly the same set of contours in unsounded portions of the mapped area. |
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| They are mountains of huge boulders full of chasms that go down to unsounded depths. |
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| There have been incidents of grounding where ships have been operating where charts are inadequate and waters unsounded. |
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| When they noticed that many shallow earthquakes came from under it, they searched seismograph records for similar earthquake centers in unsounded parts of the oceans. |
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| For instance, in French, many consonants are unsounded a lot of the time. |
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| We're left with a sense of unsounded depths, of a life that extends beyond the confines of the song. |
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| Stupidity is so unbounded in its range and unsounded in its depths that it is inescapable. |
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| New chords and harmonies appeared, along with new melodic lines that moved high above the unsounded original. |
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