One would have set up the main criteria for its very definition of “sounding wonderful” in the first place, don’t you think?
What for someone may sound plausible and attractively sophistical is not necessarily synonymous with genuineness for another one(but rather with fallaciousness and speciousness in speech.)
Oh well, one man’s meat is another man’s 'poison, to coin the phrase.:)
Ok, to open the list get one of my favorite here :
Cro-Magnon malarkey ..(for example” lingers on..”)
Sounds "wonderful" to you?. If it doesn’t, look for the answer in the above proverb.:)