Or that the virtuosic soprano of the castrato was due to his artificially small and flexible larynx, combined with supersized lungs?Today's singers, the authors argue, sound nothing like those gone by.
Not necessarily so, say the authors: countercyclical budgetary policy can be aimed at long-term growth, and the case is stronger in Europe than in America.If capital markets are well developed, they argue, sound companies can borrow to tide them over in recessions; if those markets are thin, good businesses will sink.
It is a trend that, some argue, sounds the death knell for traditional high-end restaurants.
Surely, it is argued, sounds cannot exist in a vacuum.
Although he argues for sound public finances, supporting German-style fiscal and budgetary rigour, Juncker is often on the left "social" fringe of European Christian democracy – the centre-right led by Merkel's CDU and long the dominant force in European politics.
The record companies, which would like to control their copyrights for as long as possible, have argued that sound recordings fall under the work-for-hire category.
It's time for conservatives to get off our knees and argue that sound finances, strong families, school choice and unshackled job creators provide a much superior approach to social justice than that favoured by the big-union, big-government Left.
Even its chief critic, Aristotle, praised Democritus for arguing from sound considerations appropriate to natural philosophy.
Andy Hamilton defends a tripartite distinction, arguing that sound art, as opposed to both music and literature, was established as a significant art form in the twentieth century (2007, 40 65).
With respect to the charge of moral skepticism, one can argue that sound moral judgment need only take into consideration what one knows over the practically available period of time.
