Sentence examples for it would be sound from inspiring English sources

But I think it would be sound.

We feel bound to admit that the Bengalis are labouring under a sense of real injustice, which we believe it would be sound policy to remove without further delay.

One of the things we realised soon after our reporting team arrived back from Tasmania was that, if the piece was to be atmospheric and transportative (which we hoped it would be), sound would play a big part.

She further argues — to oversimplify — that if the conceivability argument were sound in actual philosophers' mouths, then it would be sound in the mouths of zombie philosophers too.

It's a boring answer given by dullards, so naturally it would be sound logic to make a club night in fucking Clapham out of it.

On the other hand, it would be sound and defensible policy to have the local police examine at the workplace the identity papers of all employees to ascertain whether they are legally allowed to work and, most important, ascertain if employers had intentionally violated current U.S. laws requiring employers to check the immigration status of hired workers.

The focus of the epistemological issues could be ranked mutatis mutandi with modern discussion surrounding the scientific status of astronomical theories (however, as Jardine has pointed out, it would be sounder to read Kepler's CU more as a work against skepticism than in the context of the modern realism/instrumentalism polemic).

It just sounded like it would be good for me.

Sounds like it'd be good for gaming, then.

Without hitting it too hard, a religious note would be sounded.

I think, embarrassingly, it would be The Sound of Music.