The recipes are disarmingly simple but extremely appetising, and her practical advice is sound: a good book for the beginner with aspirations, dealing in clean and upfront flavours.
There may be sound and practical reasons for this: few of them have proper jobs any more, and there are seasonal openings for those suitably equipped in department stores across the nation.
The new tip-holed design seems to be sound both from theoretical and practical point of view.
As a practical political forecast, that may be sound thinking.
However, if they think central banks are wrongheaded, than that surely makes the outlook more cloudy, and should increase the risk premium they demand for holding equities.Capital points out that risk premia on other assets (such as credit spreads) have fallen, which is a very sound practical point.
According to Williams (1979), what people have (normative) reason to do is determined by what conclusions could be reached by procedurally sound practical deliberation from their actual set of motives.
Justice Kennedy, the opinion's author, has a reputation for pragmatism, and it shows in today's opinion, which is rooted in a sound practical sense.
Like the Kantian varieties of constructivism, Aristotelian constructivism appeals to constitutive features of practical reason; but, in contrast to Kantians, Aristotelians hold that these principles of sound practical reason are grounded on a substantive account of the good life.
A trusted advisor and business confidante, he could always be relied upon for his unstinting loyalty and sound, practical advice.
But the principles Smith advocates are completely sound, as is his practical advice.
