Sentence examples for believed sound from inspiring English sources

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.

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 Creation Museum's motto: "Prepare to Believe" sounds like Criss Angel is about to perform a magic show.

The Creation Museum's motto, "Prepare to Believe," sounds like Criss Angel is about to perform a magic show.

As late as the 17th century many philosophers and scientists believed that sound propagated via invisible particles originating at the source of the sound and moving through space to affect the ear of the observer.

Hamiltonians historically believed in sound government finance and efficient administration.

People in the record industry have always believed that sound recordings were eligible as works for hire.

Playing off the company’s name, which is believed to sound like a duck’s quack, the company’s advertising agency conjured up a duck.

The airborne troops emerged from the gliders and formed up, the noise of the gliders landing having been ignored by the sentry on patrol, who believed the sound to be that of a bomber crashing.

If the experts are to be believed, the sound of the racket hitting the ball enables one to better judge the direction, spin, and velocity of the ball.

Midway through the 1974 season, Bob Wussler, the president of CBS Sports, decided to break up Summerall and Buck because, he believed, they sounded too much alike.