Sentence examples for a sound reason from inspiring English sources

He has a sound reason for keeping that promise: Latinos are solidly Democratic.

They all admitted the fact but could not advance a sound reason why.

And she does at least give us a sound reason to be glad Germany didn't win the final.

So there is a sound reason for not starting to watch any epic with swords in it.

"There is a sound reason why [Steinbeck's short novel] is often favoured by English teachers," said Joyce.

There is a sound reason – it's a demand of the denouement – that one section should be slightly hazier than the other.

What ever is done to solve the present problem must be based on a sound understanding of the reasons behind the shortages.

And for a fairly sound reason: the accusation of extremism has historically been applied in a crude and catch-all manner.

In the United States, as opposed to the many tyrannical societies we've known and are coming to know, the government is not permitted to hustle its citizens into prison without offering a legally sound reason for their incarceration, and without giving the accused an opportunity to challenge their loss of liberty.

If we take that idea and [apply it] to advertising, there's a very sound reason why the larger-platform players might like to try to run a similar play.

For you see, Veronica Hapgood had a perfectly sound reason not to join her friends on their smoke break.