 Finally, another objection concerns the alleged meaningful use of expressions such “the sound fills the room”, “sounds fill the room”. It seems that what makes these sentences true is best found in the spreading of sound waves, which could actually be everywhere in the room. But one should not be too much impressed by idioms. “The sound fills the room” does not describe any phenomenological fact which is different from the fact that the sound is audible from any place in the room (in this respect sounds are unlike fog, which can literally be seen to fill a room).