Sentence examples for been sound on from inspiring English sources

He had always been sound on matters of gender – he said in 2004, "I am not just anti-machismo, I'm a feminist", and four years later, nine of his 17 cabinet ministers were female.

The strategy may have been sound on paper, but the execution was abysmal.

Consequently, the argument just sketched has at least two interpretations, and may be sound on one but not on the other (Stich & Ravenscroft 1992).

But for the most part the text is sound on points that are relatively unimportant.

But his structural ideas, despite being sound on paper, were difficult to execute.

But being sound on inflation, while necessary, is no longer enough.

His instinct was sound; on publication in 1953 the book went straight onto the best-seller list.

"To try to suggest to them that their thinking is sound on this subject … not focussing on the contradictions".

By contrast, Mr Kerry is sound on two hot-button issues dear to Europeans: the Kyoto treaty on climate change, and the death penalty.

One of the biggest problems with the Bush administration is that it appointed so many incompetents because they were sound on Roe v Wade.

Therefore, although PFL is sound on supervaluational semantics and every semantically valid formula is a theorem of PFL, not all semantically valid sequents are provable in PFL.