Sentence examples for Sounds viable from inspiring English sources

As a new philosophical doctrine, Absurd Marxism sounds viable to me, whatever it is.

It's all very complicated but it sounds viable, check out the rest in the article.

In the past, so many of my writing instructors told me it would be the death of my career; now it began to sound viable.

Cave's new songs, like "We Call Upon The Author," sounded viable next to older songs like "Tupelo," which still has one of the coolest openings ever, and the closer, "Stagger Lee," which is excerpted below.

"If we can bring that level back down to 400 that should be a good compromise for the animal welfare groups to see that we've got a sound, viable population.

Percy Harvin, 20 percent: in today's N.F.L. sticking an injury-prone receiver in the backfield and asking him to carry the ball eight times per game sounds like a downright viable tactic.

Sounds like a particularly viable service to me.

That sounds like a very viable price plan given the amount of parental concern there is about children online.

By the end of the presentation I imagine anyone playing along was so paralytically drunk that The Whuffie Bank actually started to sound like a viable business.

Did they even try and make it sound like a viable business?

Local storage mandates may sound like a viable option, but they are in fact what many authoritarian regimes are pushing for, and adoption by the E.U. of such mandates would encourage repressive governments to quickly follow suit.