Mr. Warsh, a Republican who is both a fiscal hawk and a proponent of higher savings rates, has said he believes "sound fiscal policy must do more than reacquaint consumers with old bad habits".
The latter's relationship to authority was for the most part no less ineffable; moreover, he believed sound political judgement to be the product of experience, and he cautioned prudence.
Some institutions have even dropped "credit union" from their names because they believe it sounds antiquated, he said.
Agricultural experts at the Univ. of Illinois stated that "there is no known genetic, biological, or physiological reason to believe that sounds can affect plants.
Don't choose a setting for a story just because you believe it sounds right.
"I still can't believe I sound like this".
A cynic might almost believe it sounded calculated and rehearsed.
"The funding sources we believe are sound," Mr. Hinckley said.
"I can't believe you sound like this either," joked the 36-year-old Reynolds in the same recent interview.
