Sentence examples for looked sound from inspiring English sources

Apply enough pressure, the conservatives say, and the Free Democrats will come around as usual.That reasoning looked sound enough once, but it may not be so now.

Batting again by 2.45pm, Somerset looked sound until tea but then lost three wickets in the last session to England's understudy offspinner James Tredwell.

Fortune reported that he did not feel the horse was right but Derek Thompson on Channel 4 said the horse looked sound afterwards.

As Jeffrey Toobin noted in his Comment in the current issue of the magazine, it is a little bizarre that the law came as close as it did to being overturned, given that, in the light of precedent, its constitutionality always looked sound.

Austin Smith, director of the Wellcome Trust/MRC stem cell institute at Cambridge University, said the work looked sound, but that it was unclear whether it would work in humans and with adult tissue, such as skin cells taken from a patient.

The king's human-rights committee looks sound.

Werner can report back that the investment looks sound.

Ask your expert if the work looks sound or flakey.

They are often unwilling to do so for those who look, sound, or act very differently.

"Storm Dream looks sound," Johnson said, somewhat puzzled, "and it didn't look like she bled".

Or zombies – creatures who look, sound and behave just like people but are not conscious.