Sentence examples for clearly sound from inspiring English sources

But it's clearly sound advice given that "enthusiasm!!!!!" is the most important quality for a young researcher to have, according to Andrea Mattevi.

Strawson's distinction between a sentence's having a meaning and the speech act performed by its use on an occasion is clearly sound and important.

Sacrifice a few extra pennies for transport and accommodation that clearly sound more comfortable and safe.

The IMF both bears much of the blame for the imbalances in the world economy and then for failing to clearly sound the alarms about the dangers of the bubble.

Of course, this is not to say that statistics and biology are mutually exclusive; clearly, sound biological conclusions require robust statistical inferences.

Clearly, sound clinical judgment is needed to set safe and reasonable goals for diabetes management, especially in elderly patients and those with known cardiovascular disease or other high-risk factors; however, in our younger patients, aggressive treatment of all metabolic abnormalities with persistent titration of medication until all goals are met is needed.

Still, she clearly sounded exasperated.

"A call from me clearly sounded like the tinkle of a leper's bell".

DAVID DESTENO: From this, it's hard to know, because it clearly sounds like people were being evasive about this.

It also includes specific details that Bernstein claimed had "written themselves"; in "The Masque," for example, the celesta clearly sounds the hour of 4 am.

Even though it was improvised, Judd kept that line in the movie — I clearly sounded like a frustrated mom and it was all due to Kat's rant.