Sentence examples for demonstrably sound from inspiring English sources
Whilst the authors support the investigation of novel techniques, in order for the results of any use-wear analysis to be accepted as reliable the methods employed must be demonstrably sound.
Even at the best of times, a relationship with Peter Gill, who was married and demonstrably volatile, sounds like a mixed bag Guess later testified that, on one occasion, Gill followed her home and choked her.
But he agrees that other oil majors like Shell and some in Canada are "demonstrably cheaper". It sounds like CEO Woods still has work to do to turn around sentiment for the company's shares.
The (italic 'i') has an additional 3.5mm jack for portable devices on the front panel, reviewers noted sonic improvements "from the first track"; it is demonstrably better at handling higher sound pressure levels than the '5i'.
When people observe a successful outcome, their natural tendency is to assume that the process that led to it was fundamentally sound, even when it demonstrably wasn't; hence the common phrase "you can't argue with success". In fact, you can and should.
Another insider speaking to me privately was blunter: 'He's unstable, and everybody knows it, but no one wants to say it.'" — Kathleen Parker Bonus phrases: "demonstrably erratic"; "serial husband"; "erratic behavior"; "inability to resist the sound of his own voice"; "untidy".
But Mr. Obama responded very differently to the setbacks — a difference that speaks to a conviction at the White House that the nation's counterterrorism policies are still basically sound, while the nation's gun laws are demonstrably not.
His story and sound have inspired many listeners over the years, none more demonstrably than the author Michael Connelly.
It was all the more frustrating for England because while Argentina showed their usual sound technique and passed the ball with accuracy and imagination they were not, on the night, demonstrably better.
All are demonstrably inadequate.
